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Has there ever been evidence of a major American political party betraying their fiduciary responsibility and heavily favoring one candidate over another prior to 2016?

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It seems like big batteries are already dangerous when they go. With these crazy high energy densities being announced in new battery tech, as high as 1200 Wh/kg, will they be that much more dangerous?

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Why do cigarette filters have a different color paper and that mottled pattern?

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There are Breckenridges in Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, and Colorado, all named after John C. Breckinridge. The Colorado town supposedly changed the spelling to disassociate with Breckinridge after he joined the Confederate army. Why are all the others spelled with an 'I' as well?

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I've heard it said that in ancient Rome, it was common to literally throw away unwanted babies before naming them, and the practice wasn't frowned upon. Did this occur all over the ancient world during that period in history? Would it have happened in Roman Judea and did anyone speak up against it?

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Was there a similar expectation of the end of the world around the turn of the first to second millennium, like what we saw around the year 2000?

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What causes more splashing- peeing directly into the water in the toilet, or onto the porcelain just next to the water?

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In the 1959 Soviet Sci-Fi film The Sky Calls, a rocket is depicted landing vertically on a barge almost identically to how Space-X did it. Was Space-X inspired by this? Or has this been a rocketry goal for quite some time?

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What is the mechanism by which water prevents combustion?

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Has there ever been evidence of a major American political party betraying their fiduciary responsibility and heavily favoring one candidate over another prior to 2016?	1	AskHistorians
It seems like big batteries are already dangerous when they go. With these crazy high energy densities being announced in new battery tech, as high as 1200 Wh/kg, will they be that much more dangerous?	1	askscience
Why do cigarette filters have a different color paper and that mottled pattern?	1	AskHistorians
There are Breckenridges in Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, and Colorado, all named after John C. Breckinridge. The Colorado town supposedly changed the spelling to disassociate with Breckinridge after he joined the Confederate army. Why are all the others spelled with an 'I' as well?	1	AskHistorians
I've heard it said that in ancient Rome, it was common to literally throw away unwanted babies before naming them, and the practice wasn't frowned upon. Did this occur all over the ancient world during that period in history? Would it have happened in Roman Judea and did anyone speak up against it?	1	AskHistorians
Was there a similar expectation of the end of the world around the turn of the first to second millennium, like what we saw around the year 2000?	1	AskHistorians
What causes more splashing- peeing directly into the water in the toilet, or onto the porcelain just next to the water?	1	askscience
In the 1959 Soviet Sci-Fi film The Sky Calls, a rocket is depicted landing vertically on a barge almost identically to how Space-X did it. Was Space-X inspired by this? Or has this been a rocketry goal for quite some time?	1	askscience
What is the mechanism by which water prevents combustion?	1	askscience