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If a woman with elite athletic skill were to take testosterone so that her testosterone level is as high as a man's, would the effect likely be great enough that she could compete evenly with professional male athletes?

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Why can't car makers construct a car that is resistant to "flood damage?"

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Are there examples from history in the context of dictatorships like Hitler's, Stalin's, Mussolini's, etc...., where they benefited from the public disliking their political opponents? I'm thinking about possible parallels for how Trump has benefited from people's general dislike of Hillary Clinton.

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Why is it that fish won't eat dead bait? Do they just not like the taste of it? Do they have the intelligence to get suspicious that the dead bait is on a hook?

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Is caffeine added artificially to soft-drinks, or is it naturally in colas, Mountain Dews, etc...? Why do soft-drink companies add caffeine? Does it have a taste that adds to the drink?

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Do we know anything about how long, historically, it has taken to know if a particular president's policies are good or bad for the country in the long run?

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If a woman with elite athletic skill were to take testosterone so that her testosterone level is as high as a man's, would the effect likely be great enough that she could compete evenly with professional male athletes?	1	askscience
Why can't car makers construct a car that is resistant to "flood damage?"	0	askscience
Are there examples from history in the context of dictatorships like Hitler's, Stalin's, Mussolini's, etc...., where they benefited from the public disliking their political opponents? I'm thinking about possible parallels for how Trump has benefited from people's general dislike of Hillary Clinton.	0	AskHistorians
Why is it that fish won't eat dead bait? Do they just not like the taste of it? Do they have the intelligence to get suspicious that the dead bait is on a hook?	0	askscience
Is caffeine added artificially to soft-drinks, or is it naturally in colas, Mountain Dews, etc...? Why do soft-drink companies add caffeine? Does it have a taste that adds to the drink?	0	askscience
Do we know anything about how long, historically, it has taken to know if a particular president's policies are good or bad for the country in the long run?	0	AskHistorians