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The document presents three trivia questions with surprising answers: 1. A chicken can live up to 18 months after having its head completely cut off, as evidenced by a chicken named Mike in the 1940s. 2. The youngest known mother was Lina Medina of Peru, who gave birth via c-section at only 5 years old in 1939. 3. The oldest candidate to run for election was 92-year-old K.R. Gowri Amma from India, who first ran in 1947 and was running again in 2011. The document encourages readers to challenge limiting beliefs and notes that changing one's belief system allows for greater possibilities.
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3. The oldest candidate to run for election was 92-year-old Indian citizen K.R. Gowri Amma, who had been contesting elections since 1947.
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