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There where many types of guilds in the middle ages. Did any of them focus ONLY on illegal activities (smuggler guilds, thieves guild etc) ? Or does this only happen in fantasy novels?
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Last night, on Question Time, the BBC's flagship political show, Jacob Rees-Mogg defended the use of concentration camps in the Boer War. He asserted that the mortality rate in the camps was similar to that of Glasgow, and that the occupants of camps were interned for their own safety. Is he right?
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The term ‘going postal’ refers to getting uncontrollably angry in the workplace and derives from mass shootings by postal workers before the age of school shootings. Do we have an explanation for why these shootings became so prominent and what was done to stop them?
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There's a legend that Hercules himself founded my city (Cádiz, Spain) 3000 years ago. Can anyone direct me to that legend or tell me something about it?
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During the height and end stages of WWII, how common was it for soldiers to use enemies' equipment or supplies, as replacements for their own or in addition to?
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