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To support herself during her early roles in dinner theater, Amy Adams worked as a waitress and performed in community plays. She described herself as "scrappy," often sustaining injuries due to the rigorous routines.

Spain remains on an unconventional timezone because, in 1940, Franco adjusted it to align with Nazi Germany, and it has not been reverted since.

On April 8, 1945, a Buchenwald concentration camp prisoner managed to send an urgent radio message to the Allies for help. The US Army responded three minutes later with, "KZ Bu. Hold out. Rushing to your aid. Staff of Third Army," and the camp was freed three days afterward.

MGM executives referred to Judy Garland as an "ugly duckling" and "little hunchback," compelling her to wear dental caps and rubber disks on her nose, maintain a diet of chicken soup and coffee to avoid weight gain, and purportedly gave her amphetamines and barbiturates during her youth.

Remarkably, ten states in the US do not conduct any vehicle inspections, including checks for safety, emissions, or vehicle identification numbers (VIN).

In 2010, a doctor and his son were walking past a Paris apartment building when a 15-month-old boy fell 80 feet (24 meters) from a seventh-floor balcony. The boy fortunately bounced off a cafe awning and landed safely in the doctor's arms, unharmed.

After New York Jets player John Schmitt won Super Bowl III in 1968, he lost his Super Bowl ring while surfing. Astonishingly, a lifeguard discovered the ring in the ocean while snorkeling 40 years later and returned it to Schmitt.

The Friends spin-off, Joey, was canceled midway through its second season, with NBC deciding not to broadcast the final eight episodes in the United States.

The blood volume in an erection is approximately equal to or greater than the amount of blood in the brain.

US Park Ranger Roy Sullivan holds the record for surviving the most lightning strikes, having been struck seven times. He was hit once while in a truck, once inside a ranger station, twice after fleeing storms, and after the seventh strike, he had to fend off a bear with a tree branch, claiming it was the 22nd time he had done so.

Sources: 631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640

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