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A recent Guardian article about climate-resilient crops had this throwaway line: "In the Americas, Spanish colonizers banned the Aztecs and Maya from growing amaranth when they arrived on the continent." What would be the purpose of Spaniards banning cultivation of a staple crop?
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during the cold war did the Russians really make their spies have fake marriages and even children with each other to maintain cover?
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If Crossbows had been around since ancient Greece, why did their use increase dramatically during the middle ages?
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Are there any known cases where a serial killer has targeted one of the main investigators in their case?
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How informed was the crew of the Enola Gay about the bomb they dropped on Hiroshima before they actually dropped it?
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