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Perhaps I misunderstood this, but I believe I heard somewhere that British Accents were much closer to American accents for most of English history, but relatively recently shifted to the modern sound of the accent. If this is true, why was there a shift and when did it occur. Thank you.

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Could I have blown a hair into my screen?

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Hypothetically speaking, is there a way to make a solid substance heat resistant to the point it could handle heat from say the sun or the center of the earth?

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Can you pressurize water at room temperature enough to create steam?

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Perhaps I misunderstood this, but I believe I heard somewhere that British Accents were much closer to American accents for most of English history, but relatively recently shifted to the modern sound of the accent. If this is true, why was there a shift and when did it occur. Thank you.	4	AskHistorians
Could I have blown a hair into my screen?	1	AskComputerScience
Hypothetically speaking, is there a way to make a solid substance heat resistant to the point it could handle heat from say the sun or the center of the earth?	1	askscience
Can you pressurize water at room temperature enough to create steam?	1	askscience