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I occasionally hear that were it not for Watergate, Nixon would be considered an above average, even a great, president. How true is this?
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Do we know of any cases in the Catholic Church when the Advocatus Diaboli (or Devil's Advocate) successfully argued against someone becoming a saint?
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The armed conflict in Northern Ireland is referred to in the media and by state actors on both sides as 'the Troubles'. From where is the origin of this phrase, i.e who coined it, where was it first used how did it develop into the accepted term to use to describe the conflict?
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My Grandpa (92) is wondering if anyone knows the background story of "The Stardust Club" for Enlisted Men that was in Heidelberg, Germany circa 1946? It's where he met my Grandma. (photo of a drink ticket included)
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Did soldiers in the sword and shield era in big battles only fight 1 on 1? Was it looked down upon to just stab someone from behind if you were in a big open field and a two people were engaged in combat?
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Did Romans/Greeks study any (very) ancient languages in the way that people study Latin/Greek today?
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