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1.  Which German crop received high praise from George W. Bush during his visit there last week?



2.  Who bought a majority stake this week in the Chrysler building?



3.  Who owns the Pittsburgh Steelers?



4.  What's the reported range of Iran's new Shahab-3 missile?



5.  What did Wachovia's incoming CEO Robert K. Steel say about his strategy for the troubled bank?



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