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In chess, the Queen is a powerful figure and the King is fairly weak. Was this a form of social commentary, and if so, what were the circumstances of the time that would have led to this?
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Was there a "Most famous" gladiator? One who was considered the best of all time by the Roman people?
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"Florida Man" phenomenon is the product of the “Public Records Law” adopted in 1909. What prompted the Florida Legislature to adopt laws that let the public have unhindered access to governmental records and meetings?
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I’ve been watching “World War II in Color.” There’s a ton of footage from the war. I understand that the major powers had access to film gear, but there’s a lot of footage from the smaller resistance movements, too. How easy was it for these groups to get gear, get footage, and pass it along?
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Why did the vice president switch from being the second place finisher in the US presidential elections to a ticket with the president?
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