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With alcohol being probably one of the most widely consumed prestige/communal goods of all time, it seems likely that many people, especially rich people, would never actually entertain a 9-month period of sobriety. Is there anything to evidence that ancient societies knew about FAS?
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How accurate is the portrayal of advertising firms in Mad Men? Was drinking all the time, fancy lunches, taking clients for a ‘fun time’ as common as the show implies?
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What land was Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and (to a lesser extent) Bulgaria trying to gain from WWI?
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Why did Great Britian make widespread use of pottery and stoneware in the 19th Century, where the US used glass in many of the same applications? (Clarification in post)
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How accurate are Ken Follet's "Pillars of the Earth" and "World without End" to actual life in 14th Century England?
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