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What was the highest scoring football match in history?

In 2002, the Madagascar football club Stade Olympique L'Emirn fought for the title of national champion, but in the penultimate match it drew due to a controversial penalty in the last minutes of the meeting and lost its chances for the championship. As a sign of protest in the last match against AS Adema, the Stade Olimpika players began to score goals into their own nets from the very beginning of the match. The final score of the meeting 149:0 in favor of AS Adema has been a world record ever since.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Why does the number 40 in Russian stand alone among the numerals?

In the counting of objects in the series of numerals in Russian, the number 40 stands apart. Ten, twenty (from the more ancient "two ten"), thirty - here the logical sequence is violated, instead of fourty or fourty, forty suddenly appears - and again: fifty, sixty, etc.

Historians explain the reason for this paradox by the fact that in Russia the number forty was once a counting unit. Magpies were considered mainly expensive animal skins. One of the important incomes of the royal treasury was furs, which came in the form of "taxes from Siberian and other foreigners." The first evaluation of the skins was made in Siberia, in Moscow they were re-evaluated and completed in new magpies. Furs from the best magpies were taken as gifts to foreign sovereigns, as well as when sending embassies to other powers.

"Forty Magpies" is a traditional expression for the numerous churches in old Moscow.

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