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How close did the American Congress or Presidency come to peacefully abolishing slavery before the Civil War?

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Is fire unique to an oxygen rich atmosphere? Are there chemical fuels that burn in other environments that wouldn't burn in our own?

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What was the USSR's goal in invading or conquering Afghanistan? What did the Soviets do in the other -Stans? How would Afghanistan be different today if they had been successful?

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Do historians have a consensus as to what WERE the most "successful" or least successful colonies to emerge out of European expansion? What countries are on either ends of the spectrum?

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What is physiologically happening when men say they are mentally impaired when they haven't ejaculated in some time? Why do they have seeming mental clarity upon release? Do women experience this phenomenon, and if so, how is it different?

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How would the world's atmospheric climate or oceans be different if the ocean floor was only about half as deep as it currently is?

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Coastal climate question: What would happen if the California coastal mountains were to slowly disappear or became flat? If the Los Padres or Los Angeles Mtns or were now a gradual elevation change would the cool coastal climate extend to Palmdale or Bakersfield?

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[Soc] Besides obligations to pensions why "must" a country's population keep growing? [Social Science]

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In the United States and Canada, why is the weather on the east coast so much more seasonal than the more consistent west coast?

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Besides the Western Allies in WW2 is there another war that could largely be described as a battle against "Good vs Evil?"

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How close did the American Congress or Presidency come to peacefully abolishing slavery before the Civil War?	3	AskHistorians
Is fire unique to an oxygen rich atmosphere? Are there chemical fuels that burn in other environments that wouldn't burn in our own?	3	askscience
What was the USSR's goal in invading or conquering Afghanistan? What did the Soviets do in the other -Stans? How would Afghanistan be different today if they had been successful?	1	AskHistorians
Do historians have a consensus as to what WERE the most "successful" or least successful colonies to emerge out of European expansion? What countries are on either ends of the spectrum?	1	AskHistorians
What is physiologically happening when men say they are mentally impaired when they haven't ejaculated in some time? Why do they have seeming mental clarity upon release? Do women experience this phenomenon, and if so, how is it different?	1	askscience
How would the world's atmospheric climate or oceans be different if the ocean floor was only about half as deep as it currently is?	1	askscience
Coastal climate question: What would happen if the California coastal mountains were to slowly disappear or became flat? If the Los Padres or Los Angeles Mtns or were now a gradual elevation change would the cool coastal climate extend to Palmdale or Bakersfield?	1	askscience
[Soc] Besides obligations to pensions why "must" a country's population keep growing? [Social Science]	1	askscience
In the United States and Canada, why is the weather on the east coast so much more seasonal than the more consistent west coast?	1	askscience
Besides the Western Allies in WW2 is there another war that could largely be described as a battle against "Good vs Evil?"	0	AskHistorians