Topic summary
Guinness Book of World Records
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Guinness World Records.
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Having outgrown their existing space in Warren Street GWR appointed CBRE to start an extensive building search, which ultimately led to the selection of South Quay, Canary Wharf.
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The Guinness World Records, the global authority on record breaking achievements
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Guinness World Records (GWR) is the universally recognized global authority on record-breaking achievement.
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Guinness World Records is the world's authority on record-breaking achievements.
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The book recounting record-breaking achievements from all manner of disciplines across the world is now in its 63rd edition and continues to be a bestseller, the place to go for anyone interested in finding out who is the world's most tattooed man or who built the fastest jet-powered go-kart.
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- ^ 2023. The pinned comment reads: "It's worth noting that this is no longer a category that our records team monitor – the record has been rested. Our records managers are no longer able to monitor fastest musician records as it has become impossible to judge the quality of the renditions, even when slowed down. In terms of monitoring the number of musical notes, it is not clear if all notes have been played fully."
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