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Is it true that the 1783 Laki eruption might've triggered the events in motion for the French Revolution? Furthermore, who else did it affect?

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[WP] You are riding the subway in the morning on your daily commute. Nothing usually happens out of the ordinary, so you aren't expected anything. Then you see something you weren't supposed to see. What happens afterward?

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The Amazon is currently capturing a section of the Orinoco watershed via the Casiquiare canal. Is this how it expanded, and if so, do we know how long it has been doing it? Furthermore, are there any candidate watersheds it might capture in the future?

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Why do New England municipalities (specifically CT, MA & RI) occupy so much land area compared to other cities & towns around the US?

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"Ebenezer Goode" by The Shamen was famously about ecstasy. How did this affect the perception of the rave counterculture in the UK?

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[EU] It's the height of the Al Capone era in Chicago, and gangsters are roaming about. One day, you, a police officer in the West Loop, gets a call about a new and bloodier gangster on the street. His name? Colton "Crimson" Kramer.

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Why isn't Lake Saint Clair considered a Great Lake? Is there a historical basis behind excluding it?

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How was Pittsburgh's street grid built?

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The St. Clair River definitely has a delta when it enters Lake Dt. Clair. But why don't other connecting rivers in the Great Lakes have deltas, with the likes of the Detroit, St. Mary's, Niagara, and the St. Lawrence?

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How did the American & Japanese military deal with typhoons?

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Is it true that the 1783 Laki eruption might've triggered the events in motion for the French Revolution? Furthermore, who else did it affect?	4	AskHistorians
[WP] You are riding the subway in the morning on your daily commute. Nothing usually happens out of the ordinary, so you aren't expected anything. Then you see something you weren't supposed to see. What happens afterward?	4	WritingPrompts
The Amazon is currently capturing a section of the Orinoco watershed via the Casiquiare canal. Is this how it expanded, and if so, do we know how long it has been doing it? Furthermore, are there any candidate watersheds it might capture in the future?	4	askscience
Why do New England municipalities (specifically CT, MA & RI) occupy so much land area compared to other cities & towns around the US?	4	AskHistorians
"Ebenezer Goode" by The Shamen was famously about ecstasy. How did this affect the perception of the rave counterculture in the UK?	4	AskHistorians
[EU] It's the height of the Al Capone era in Chicago, and gangsters are roaming about. One day, you, a police officer in the West Loop, gets a call about a new and bloodier gangster on the street. His name? Colton "Crimson" Kramer.	3	WritingPrompts
Why isn't Lake Saint Clair considered a Great Lake? Is there a historical basis behind excluding it?	3	AskHistorians
How was Pittsburgh's street grid built?	3	AskHistorians
The St. Clair River definitely has a delta when it enters Lake Dt. Clair. But why don't other connecting rivers in the Great Lakes have deltas, with the likes of the Detroit, St. Mary's, Niagara, and the St. Lawrence?	3	askscience
How did the American & Japanese military deal with typhoons?	2	AskHistorians