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I'm a rich married Roman noble woman. I live either in the late republic or early empire. One day I realise I have gotten very fat. Do I panic, and if yes what is my #1 concern? What is the reaction of society? What advise if any would my peers have in order to lose weight if any?
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The new film, “Munich: The Edge of War,” argues that the Munich Conference was actually beneficial to the UK because it gave them time to mobilize. To what extent is this an accurate perspective?
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Fighting has been an integral part of North American hockey. Has this been the the case in other countries? How was fighting treated in Soviet hockey?
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Many characters in 19th Century Russian Literature are copiers working for the government. What exactly were they copying and why did this position seem to be so common?
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In 1986 it was claimed that Queen Elizabeth II is related to the Islamic prophet Muhammad. What was the context of this claim and what scholarship did this person built upon?
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I’ve been reading about Rorke’s Drift, and still can’t wrap my head around how 140 defending British held off 4,000 Zulus. Have new perspectives emerged as to how this was done, apart from the standbys I’m learning about concerning barricades and the shock of volley fire?
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