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Ancient Egyptians were known for drinking lots of beer because it was more healthy and safe than the drinking water available to them. How did they not get exponentially dehydrated living in the Sahara desert by drinking so much beer? Did excessive drinking severely affect their health?

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There seems to exist a blurry line between defining the differences between Ancient Macedonia and Ancient Greece. What is the conesus today & what differences, if any, distinguish the two apart?

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According to WHO, Monkeypox can spread if someone touches an infected surface. How can this effect the food supply and safety?

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Ancient Egyptians were known for drinking lots of beer because it was more healthy and safe than the drinking water available to them. How did they not get exponentially dehydrated living in the Sahara desert by drinking so much beer? Did excessive drinking severely affect their health?

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Ancient Egyptians were known for drinking lots of beer because it was more healthy and safe than the drinking water available to them. How did they not get exponentially dehydrated living in the Sahara desert by drinking so much beer? Did excessive drinking severely affect their health?	1	askscience
There seems to exist a blurry line between defining the differences between Ancient Macedonia and Ancient Greece. What is the conesus today & what differences, if any, distinguish the two apart?	1	AskHistorians
According to WHO, Monkeypox can spread if someone touches an infected surface. How can this effect the food supply and safety?	1	askscience
Ancient Egyptians were known for drinking lots of beer because it was more healthy and safe than the drinking water available to them. How did they not get exponentially dehydrated living in the Sahara desert by drinking so much beer? Did excessive drinking severely affect their health?	0	AskHistorians