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Need REFERRAL for reasonably/fair priced air conditioning (HVAC) guy that isn’t out to be deceptive to bill more - leak?

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What is the history of the word "OK"?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How does a sperm from one species know that it can't procreate with an ovum from another species?

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Do Animals and Insects Faint?

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Need REFERRAL for reasonably/fair priced air conditioning (HVAC) guy that isn’t out to be deceptive to bill more - leak

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Energy difference for an average person walking down stairs of 50ft high (horizontal linear distance of 100ft) vs. walking 100ft on flat street.

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Blind hummingbird sits on the passenger seat in a car moving at 100MPH. He then flaps his wings to hover stationary for 3 minutes (not touching anything in the car) like he would normally outside the car. Does the hummingbird hit the back of the car's windscreen?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Need REFERRAL for reasonably/fair priced air conditioning (HVAC) guy that isn’t out to be deceptive to bill more - leak?	2	AskLosAngeles
What is the history of the word "OK"?	2	AskHistorians
How does a sperm from one species know that it can't procreate with an ovum from another species?	1	askscience
Do Animals and Insects Faint?	1	askscience
Need REFERRAL for reasonably/fair priced air conditioning (HVAC) guy that isn’t out to be deceptive to bill more - leak	1	LosAngeles
Energy difference for an average person walking down stairs of 50ft high (horizontal linear distance of 100ft) vs. walking 100ft on flat street.	1	askscience
Blind hummingbird sits on the passenger seat in a car moving at 100MPH. He then flaps his wings to hover stationary for 3 minutes (not touching anything in the car) like he would normally outside the car. Does the hummingbird hit the back of the car's windscreen?	0	askscience