I do not actually see a clear connection between an ethnic Eastern Ugandan tribe specializing in agriculture and the youngest designer to unveil at Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2010. Those details do not seem to be related or provide context for each other. Could you please provide some additional context or explanation to help me understand how these pieces of information might be connected?

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8 WAGs
Name their respective sportsperson
husbands/boyfriends (1st letter of the 1st
name would start with B,A,R,E,F,O,O,T)
Hints mentioned are for the sportsperson &
not about the WAG
+5 for every right answer
+10 if you get all correct
Total- 50 points on offer

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Tyler Hamilton is a former American road cyclist. At the
2004, Vuelta a Espana, Hamilton failed a dope test when
he was found to have two types of blood in his system
indicating blood transfusion. When a molecular biology
professor at MIT caught wind of this story, he wrote to
Tyler’s father, Bill enquiring about the circumstances of
Tyler’s birth. He then offered an alternative explanation to
the dope test. The Hamiltons went with this explanation
and proclaimed Tyler’s innocence. The authorities,
however, did not take the bait and found him guilty. The
cyclist, later, confessed his crime.
So, what bizarre explanation was offered to the
authorities by Tyler Hamilton?

29. 
The explanation was that Tyler lost a twin at
the time of birth and it was traces of the lost
twin’s blood that the authorities detected on
him!

30. Laura Andressy(1981-2007)
Kirsten Kutner(2010-present)

32. 
XY Brigade is a term that describes corporate or
otherwise emotionally detached football fans who
attend matches primarily to enjoy corporate
hospitality, rather than support a team.
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The term originated from a media comment
by Manchester United captain Roy Keane who felt
certain sections of the crowd had not been vocal
enough in their support, and at times too quick to
criticise minor mistakes, during the Champions
League game against Dynamo Kyiv in November
2000.

35. 
The Tuesday Club was the name of social
gatherings held by Arsenal players under
George Graham. It usually involved heavy
drinking and was led by Tony Adams. Many
notorious incidents came about because of
the Tuesday Club, notably players turning up
for training drunk, notable players being
involved in unsavory incidents in tours
abroad.

36. 
What controversial rule introduced by an
entity ‘‘declared in Lausanne” was challenged
by Sporta, the Belgium Sports Union, who
argue that the system violates Article 8 of the
European Convention on Human Rights?

42. 
When one of the great athletes of our time, Javier
Sotomayor, tested positive for cocaine at the 1999 Pan
American Games, it caused a massive furore in the world
of athletics and, also, back home in Cuba. Such was the
outcry that Fidel Castro himself intervened to reduce the
obligatory two year ban imposed by the IAAF in order to
allow Sotomayor to compete at the Sydney Games. The
IAAF, eventually (and controversially) relented and
allowed him to compete. He ended up winning Silver.
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What rather predictable explanation was offered by
Granma, the official newspaper of the central committee
of the Cuban Communist party, to appease Sotomayor’s
indignant countrymen?

46. 
Whose very accomplished WAG announced
this week that she would be unable to defend
her Olympic title in Downhill Skiing at Sochi
owing to a serious knee injury? The four time
overall world champion expressed regret at
being unable to recover from an injury that
she sustained in the World Championships in
Austria last year.

48. 
The exact details of one of the great cricket statistics
remain sketchy even today. The ‘event’ occurred on a
flight to London for the 1989 Ashes. Dean Jones was
seated next to X for the initial part of X’s endeavor.
X, Jones recalled, never set out to beat the mark set
by Rod Marsh(46) and Doug Walters(44) before that.
When X was on 23, Jones retired to bed. He awoke 8
hours later to a round of applause and a PA
announcement from the captain congratulating X on
his ‘fantastic achievement’. So revered is the figure
that it was once suggested that the Tasmanian speed
limit be lowered to 52km/h as a tribute.

52. 
In an interview in 2011, a certain Holly Sweeney revealed
all to The Mirror. She spoke about how her former
boyfriend had left her heartbroken after he flew to
Germany to watch a boxing match and meet the woman
he was beginning to covet, leaving poor Holly all alone at
home. Upon his return, Holly claimed, he dodged her at
the door and went straight to the dogs. He, later, sat her
down and explained to Holly that he’d met with another
woman in Germany and wanted to see how things went
with her. Holly, in order to cope, moved to Dubai for a few
years after which returned to Belfast. She appeared on a
celebrity edition of Come Dine With Me where she
cheekily dressed up as a tennis player.
So, who was Holly’s boyfriend?

54. 
Long before the likes of John Terry preyed on
WAGS of teammates, another gent lurked in
his fast cars. When he met his future wife,
Corinna, she was still dating former
teammate, Heinz Harald Frentzen. Once
Heinz and Corinna split up, he seized his
chance and they were married five years
later.

56. When a former cricketer and his wife, Sangeeta
split up, the media alleged it was due to an
affair with an athlete of some other
discipline. The athlete, at that time married
to another athlete of the same
discipline, vehemently and steadfastly shot
down any such allegations.
Later, however, the athlete claimed that the
affair and surrounding media hullabaloo
contributed to the breakdown of her own
husband.

58. 
When former national team mates, X and Y, were
reunited at Boca Juniors in 1995, X, a Golden Ball
winner, promised to kiss his strike partner, Y on the
mouth each time. When the kiss arrived - full on the
lips and with mouths noticeably open – arrived it
caused such a furore that Y's then wife, Mariana
Nannis, appealed to the pair to desist for the sake of
their children. Later she told a TV interviewer: "At
times I think X is in love with my husband. It must be
the long hair and the big muscles." The said physical
features were to later land Y in a world of
trouble, enough to see him expelled from a World Cup
squad even.

61. 
What long standing tradition did Williams F1
end in 2000 at a time Formula One was no
longer exempt from European sponsorship
legislations?

65. A study conducted by Limerick University showed
that a certain group of professional sportsmen
were suffering from serious conditions like
constant dehydration and inadequate body fat
and bone density in order to adhere to the
severe weight restrictions imposed them. It is for
the same reason that this group go on
systematic smoking schedules so that they do
not feel hungry on game day, the study said.

70. 
The campaign uses the image of “asterisk” to
refer to athletes who are disqualified or
banned from sport because of their use of
steroids to advise against teen steroid usage.

71. 
In 2009, the Genoese Anti Tobacco League
lobbied hard against a gent called Baciccia to
put out his smoking device. The conveners of
law, however, were sensible enough to reject
their lawsuit.
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What the hell am I talking about?

73. 
To celebrate his silver medal winning effort in the
1920 Olympics, the Spanish GK decided to carry home
multiple cases of contraband Havana cigars. He would
have probably gotten away with it had he not decided
light one up in the carriage. The customs officer at the
border stumbled upon his stash. The keeper was fined
500 pesetas and thrown in jail for a night. So, how do
we remember this daredevil GK today?
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For bonus points: For people who are easily pleased
with symmetry, who scored Spain’s winning goal in
the 3-1 win over the Dutch in the silver medal match?

75. 
This footballer comes from an illustrious line of
sportsmen. His father was a national judo
champion and also played professional football.
His mother was a volleyball player turned
administrator. His sister too has represented the
country at the U-21 level in volleyball.
His wife, Anna Stachurska, is the most
accomplished of the lot. She is a national Karate
champion and won a bronze in the 2009 Karate
World Cup.

77. Annabel Mehta was born in Birmingham
and went to study to the London
School of Economics. It was here she
met Anand. She married him and came
to Mumbai some 47 years ago. It was
here she found her true calling, social
work. She works mainly with mentally
disable slum children who have been
cast away from their homes and is the
number one fundraiser for Apnalaya, a
charity she helped set up.
Which famous WAG’s mother is she?

79. 
Identify this WAG who rose to
prominence when she was stripped of
her Miss Great Britain title for posing
nude for Playboy and sleeping with
one of the pageant judges, Teddy
Sheringham. She was one of the
inmates of the Celebrity Big Brother
house who bullied and racially abused
Shilpa Shetty during her time there.
Specific comments she made about
Shetty include "She's a dog" and
"They eat with their hands in
India, don't they – or is that China? You
don't know where her hands have
been."

81. 
Her induction into the Hall of Fame in Newport last
year, six years after a forced retirement, was paraded
upon by her ex-husband, French equestrian, Thibault
Hutin who claimed that he caught her cheating on
him multiple times during their marriage. The drug
tainted Hall of famer was labeled “ a serial cheater” by
Hutin. A few months after the interview was
published, Hutin was attacked at his Swiss home by
his ex wife and an entourage. The police recovered his
stolen credit card and passport from the group.
A rather sad trajectory for a champion of the game.

85. 
A few months before her wedding in Paris, this good
friend of Princess Diana, converted to Islam. After her
marriage disintegrated she said that she "overconformed in her eagerness to be accepted" into the
"new and radically different culture“. Despite her
eventual divorce, this Editor of Vanity Fair and New
Statesman, continues to do charity work in charities
run by her former husband and has repeatedly been
the subject of death threats from radical Islamist
groups. A vocal advocate of free speech, she was the
executive producer for the documentary film We Steal
Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks by Alex Gibney.

87. 
How would you connect an ethnic Eastern
Ugandan tribe specializing in agriculture to
the youngest designer to unveil at
Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2010?