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When were "illegal immigrants" invented in the U.S.? There was a time when anyone could arrive and settle, no questions asked, right?
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As a non-slave in an ancient slave-holding society, would I be in danger of being abducted off the street and sold as a slave?
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Why do countries with prominent backgrounds in producing comics/graphic novels like France and Italy, not have the same success in the animation industry as the US or Japan.
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What's the origin of the phrase "Sent to live on a farm upstate," as a euphemism for a beloved pet dying? I've never personally seen anyone try to convince their kids that's what happened, and it sounds very specific to New York City, and yet it's such a well known phrase in American English
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What pushed the Tsardom of Russia into going east of the Urals, starting the long conquest of Siberia in 1582 ?
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In 2 days I will visit my german godmother who is 90 years old to audio record her talking about WWII. What are some interesting questions to ask?
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