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The United States has the largest rail network of any country in the world, but that's down by almost half from its historic peak. Were the mothballed rail lines a result of overbuilding due to a stock market "rail bubble?" or merely a result of subsequent competition from automobiles?
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What sort of government where the conspirators of the 20 July Plot to kill Hitler planning on implementing, and what were their plans for gaining peace with Nazi Germany's enemies and the territory they'd gained?
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My mom grew up in rural New York State in the 1960s. She says that nearly every meal her mother cooked used a can of Campbell’s soup as a sauce base. Was that common at the time? If so, how did the Campbell company become so dominant in the market?
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What caused Christian denominations originating from the United States to often believe in things like strict Biblical literalism and inerrancy when such concepts largely failed to catch on in denominations that were more popular in Europe?
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