33,292 source-backed world facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 151 of 333.
“he threw for 4,707 yards and 46 touchdowns.”
“waited 13 hours to get half a tank of fuel in Siberia.”
“the restaurant will also be partnering with Feeding America, donating 25 cents of every slice served to combating nationwide hunger”
“having passed independent security audits in 2022, 2024, and 2025.”
“Nearly five years ago, Studio Trigger released Cyberpunk: Edgerunners for Netflix.”
“Unfortunately, they were not in the top 4”
“nearly 100 metres long”
“We had a 15-year career”
“Germany—where workers take an average of 14.8 sick days per year, one of the highest rates of absenteeism in Europe—has put its foot down on employees playing hooky.”
“In January, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reported that 2024 was the hottest year on record, and 2026 is shaping up to be a scorcher too, with the European heat wave breaking records and creating a rising death toll.”
“reduces water consumption by 95% compared to traditional farming.”
“when he compiled 23 sacks.”
“all of Russia’s 83 regions.”
“family of five”
“Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 presents a new standalone 10-episode story from the world of Cyberpunk 2077”
“You can have whatever opinions you want to have about the show itself, but I will tell you: Don’t you start making up conspiracies.”
“carry more than 90% of the UK's data, including trillions of dollars' worth of financial transactions”
“we've had one for 50 years”
“Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the Christian Democratic Union proposed a plan earlier this year that would give a bonus to workers who take five leave days or fewer each year—and dock pay for those who call in sick.”
“Torrington, Connecticut, also reached 106 degrees Fahrenheit on August 23, 1916.”
“global market, valued at $7B in 2025, is projected to double by 2035.”
“discovered last year”
“its miserable 38% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes”
“tied the knot 2017”
“Look for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners II to hit Netflix this fall.”
“As much as someone might try to gamify the show for themselves while they’re in there as an Islander, you cannot for 24 hours a day.”
“vulnerable undersea cables that carry more than 90% of the UK's data, including trillions of dollars' worth of financial transactions.”
“And it was $2.30 for that sandwich. I still remember it.”
“Beasley last played for the Detroit Pistons in 2024-25, averaging 16 points”
“Louisville, Georgia, also reached 112 degrees Fahrenheit on July 24, 1952.”
“Sky Green, was built in Singapore in 2012”
“first full manuscript by Dr. Seuss — who died in September 1991 and whose real name was Theodor Seuss Geisel — to be uncovered since the posthumous release of his “What Pet Should I Get?” in 2015”
“Five people were seriously injured in the explosion outside the Hare and Hounds Inn in Mirfield, West Yorkshire, yesterday afternoon.”
“joined DWTS in Season 2 and Season 12”
“If America does feel a certain way about certain Islanders, they do get their say.”
“A bus gate could be in place in York by January, a city council has said.”
“They first faced off during a match in Akron, Ohio, in 1973, when Evert was 18, and Navratilova was 16.”
“Fredonia, Kansas, also reached 121 degrees Fahrenheit on July 18, 1936.”
“At a height of 30 ft. (9 m)”
“Cat Reynolds, the executive editor for Dr. Seuss Publishing and Beginner Books, uncovered the book in the spring of 2025”
“Emergency services attended and found that five people in the vehicle, four children and a man, had suffered serious burns.”
“Shai, 9, Rio, 3, and Milan, who will be two in July”
“During the Friday, June 26, episode of the show, the couples had to decide whether they wanted to stay with their original partner or switch to someone they met at Casa Amor.”
“The bus gate would mean parts of Rougier Street, George Hudson Street and Micklegate would only be open to buses, emergency vehicles and taxis between 7am and 11pm.”
“Two years later, on the day she lost a semifinals match to Evert at the U.S. Open, Navratilova defected to the U.S.”
“North Bridgton, Maine, also reached 105 degrees Fahrenheit on July 4, 1911.”
“75 ft.(25 m) tall”
“We received an emergency call at 2.11pm yesterday (Sunday) to report an explosion in a vehicle on Liley Lane in Mirfield.”
“left after Season 32”
“It’s a lot of emotions. It’s a really hard night tonight,” she told the group. “It’s hard for the girls to come from Casa. It’s obviously gonna be really hard for you guys as well.”
“Another was to use two extra Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems to stop nearby streets being used by 'rat-runners' looking to avoid the bus gate, while protecting residents' access.”
“Evert: ... because we've had one for 50 years — is not the type where we have to talk to each other every day to maintain the closeness.”
“Frederick, Maryland, also reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit on July 10, 1936.”
“Indoor, climate-controlled vertical farms use 95% less water as compared to conventional outdoor agriculture.”
“A number of ambulance resources were dispatched to the scene, including four ambulances and the air ambulance, and five patients were conveyed to hospital.”
“left the show after Season 25”
“the body of a “neonate” was found in a porta-potty in the camping area at the festival held in Rothbury, Michigan, on the morning of Sunday, June 28, according to WZZM 13.”
“We have about twice as many private hires registered as we do hackneys, and private hires can come from outside the city, so that adds significantly to the number of vehicles in the corridor.”
“I was in New York for seven weeks”
“Cumberland, Maryland, reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit on August 7, 1918, and August 6, 1918.”
“hydroponics is the dominant solution, with aeroponics (roots suspended entirely in the air and nourished by high-pressure, automated mists of water and nutrients) at a 20% share.”
“Alarm was raised at about 2.17pm yesterday after reports of the sudden explosion, with the victims trapped inside the vehicle.”
“And then about two years after that, she dies, you know.”
“The Electric Forest music festival took place at Double JJ Ranch and began on Thursday, June 25, before it concluded on June 28.”
“Drivers making a mistake and entering the bus gate area would get a warning letter, and not a fine, for the first six months of the trial.”
“I literally sat on a yoga mat, maybe half an hour of the seven weeks”
“Keedysville, Maryland, reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit on August 6, 1918.”
“over the height (80 ft) of the interior of the enclosure”
“Jon Ismaili spent two hours with his victim, Catalina Birlea, 23, at a house in Cambridge on 2 October 2025, before covering his face as he left.”
“And it was $2.30 for that sandwich.”
“Boettcherville, Maryland, reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit on July 3, 1898.”
“LED lighting is supplied on a 24x7 schedule.”
“Birlea was found by a friend 90 minutes later but she died at the scene.”
“Navratilova was 18 years old”
“Chester, Massachusetts, also reached 107 degrees Fahrenheit on August 2, 1975.”
“typical interval between planting and harvest is 2-3 weeks”
“The 33-year-old, of Montgomery Grove, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, was sentenced at Cambridge Crown Court on Monday.”
“Navratilova was 16”
“Stanwood, Michigan, also reached 112 degrees Fahrenheit on July 13, 1936.”
“6 m² of floor area yields 72 m² of growing space (12X multiplier)”
“Evert was 18”
“Warsaw, Missouri, also hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit on July 14, 1954.”
“provides 3X the yield/m² of floor space as compared to fixed channel hydroponics”
“Glendive, Montana, also reached 117 degrees Fahrenheit on July 20, 1893.”
“Outdoor farms typically have longer harvest intervals (5 weeks)”
“Hartington, Nebraska, also reached 118 degrees Fahrenheit on July 17, 1936.”
“The first ever skyscraper building, built in Chicago in 1885, was 10 stories and 138 ft (42 m) tall.”
“Geneva, Nebraska, reached 118 degrees Fahrenheit on July 15, 1934.”
“Poteau, Oklahoma, also reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit on August 10, 1936.”
“Alva, Oklahoma, reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit on July 18, 1936.”
“Moody Farms Agrimet, Oregon, also reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit on June 29, 2021.”
“Pendleton, Oregon, reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit on August 10, 1898.”
“Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, also hit 111 degrees Fahrenheit on July 9, 1936.”
“Gann Valley, South Dakota, also hit 120 degrees Fahrenheit on July 5, 1936.”
“Perryville, Tennessee, also hit 113 degrees Fahrenheit on July 29, 1930.”
“Seymour, Texas, also hit 120 degrees Fahrenheit on August 12, 1936.”
“St. George, Utah, also hit 117 degrees Fahrenheit on July 5, 1985.”
“Columbia, Virginia, also hit 110 degrees Fahrenheit on July 7, 1900, and July 5, 1900.”
“Moorefield, West Virginia, also hit 112 degrees Fahrenheit on August 4, 1930.”
“Basin, Wyoming, also hit 115 degrees Fahrenheit on August 8, 1983.”
