"1 In 1932, Australia declared war on which bird? 2 What became the world's tallest church in October? 3 Matthew Streeton is the voice of which much-maligned rail announcement? 4 Which recent US president's mother was called Stanley? 5 In which country has the TV crime drama Tatort run since 1970? 6 Which football club's new stadium contributed to a loss of world heritage status? 7 Which app's makers claim it is designed to be deleted?"
"1 Emus (and Australia lost). 2 Sagrada Familia, Barcelona. 3 See it, say it, sorted. 4 Barack Obama. 5 Germany. 6 Everton. 7 Hinge (dating app). 8 Nirvana's Nevermind. 9 Played Lois Lane on film/TV. 10 Mayfair counterparts in Monopoly sets: US; France; Germany; Ireland. 11 River Jordan. 12 Nicknamed trimates for their study of: gorillas; orangutans; chimpanzees. 13 Appeared on Bank of England 50 notes. 14 Versions of M&S Colin the Caterpillar cake."
Australia declared war on emus in 1932. The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona became the world's tallest church in October. Matthew Streeton is the voice behind the rail announcement 'See it, say it, sorted.' Barack Obama's mother was named Stanley. Tatort has aired in Germany since 1970. Everton's new stadium contributed to the loss of world heritage status. Hinge markets itself as designed to be deleted. Four-month-old Spencer Elden appeared on Nirvana's Nevermind cover. Several clues connect actors who played Lois Lane, Monopoly Mayfair equivalents, the River Jordan, the primate trimates, figures on Bank of England £50 notes, and supermarket versions of the Colin the Caterpillar cake.
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