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In 1997, Michelle Williams, known for her role in The Greatest Showman, participated in the Robbins World Cup Championship of Futures Trading, transforming an initial $10,000 into over $100,000. Her impressive 900% return places her as the third highest winner since the competition began in 1984.

When Captain James Cook first arrived in Hawaii, the locals mistook him for Lono, their deity associated with fertility and sexuality, a role he accepted during his visit.

A real individual named John Rambo served in the Vietnam War, and his name is inscribed on the Vietnam Memorial. He was also awarded a Silver Star for his service.

In Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, Greedo's dialogue is not random gibberish; he actually speaks Quechua, a language spoken by nearly 9 million people.

The "M" initials in M&Ms represent Forrest E. Mars Sr., the son of Mars, Inc. founder Frank C. Mars, and Bruce Murrie, the son of Hershey's Chocolate president William F. R. Murrie.

As early as 1928, Russia was developing analog water computers for performing complex calculations, which continued to be used until the 1980s.

The novel "Gadsby," consisting of around 50,000 words, is notable for never using the letter "E."

In 1983, an 18-year-old boy suffered paralysis from the waist down after falling from Space Mountain. Disneyland was not held liable, and during the trial, the jury visited the park to experience the ride, with several ride vehicles brought into the courtroom for demonstration.

Lord Walter Rothschild, a prominent British banker and zoologist from the 19th century, famously drove a carriage pulled by six zebras to demonstrate their ability to be tamed.

Manute Bol, the tallest player in NBA history, is the only player known to have speared a lion and paid 80 cows as a bride price for his wife.

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