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In the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, Davy Jones' ship "The Flying Dutchman" is shown to possess triple bow chaser cannons. Were such cannon ever used by any navy? And in general, how did ships giving pursuit attempt to engage the enemy?
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Did West Berlin truly have a uniquely wild nightlife, and if so, why? And what effect would this have had on the fall of the wall?
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Just how skilled was Julius Caesar as a warrior? Did his presence on the battlefield significantly alter the morale of his legions?
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Why was Lithuania considered simply a grand duchy(Like Muscovy), yet Denmark is considered a kingdom while being smaller than either of them?
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What caused the crime rate in the United States to be so high from the late 1970's to the early 90's and decline so rapidly thereafter?
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