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Flight 93 was one of the planes that was hijacked on September 11th 2001. The plane crashed into a field in Pennsylvania killing all on board.

Joseph Haydn's famous Symphony No. 94 is known as the Surprise Symphony.

Queen Elizabeth 11 died at 96

95 - Song by Picture This

(97 next)

98°F is considered a normal temperature.

99 bottles of gin on a wall,
99 bottles of gin
you take one down and pass it around

That got a bit muddled there and 97 was left out

So,
97 is the largest prime number

100 is a century.

Room 101 is a TV series amongst other things.

102 degrees F (38.8889 C) is the body temperature often reached if you have 'flu.

Roger Federer won 103 ATP tennis singles titles.

104 kilograms is approximately 16 stone.

105 Commercial Street….my grandma’s house

Penrith to Shap 106

107 Is the 28th prime number

108 is a model of car by Peugeot.

Messerschmitt 109 was a German W11 fighter plane

110 - bus from Birmingham City Centre to Tamworth

111 - NHS Help for Symptoms.

112 is the emergency telephone number across the EU

113 is the 30th prime number and is a Sophie Germain prime because \(2(113) + 1 = 227\), which is also a prime number.
I’m off to Google Sophie German!

Germain!

114 is the number of Surahs in the Quran.

In several countries, 115 is used as a special telephone number for government or public services. The exact service varies by country (for example, tourism, road assistance, or municipal services).

In UK and Europe, phone numbers beginning 116 are designated as free, harmonised helplines of social value e.g. 116 123 for the Samaritans.

This is a very educational thread.

117 is the atomic number for Tennessine