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Were the Inuit pushed into that extremely harsh environment by rival tribes? What was their motivation for being there in the first place?

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Did the US military have enough volunteers during either ww1 or ww2 to have a war effort without a draft?

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Had the WTC not been destroyed by the terror attacks would they had been likely replaced with a new structure by now?

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Should schools focus more on teaching the wrong doings of the "good side" such as Lincoln mass incarcerating his political opposition & journalist, and things like post-war book burning by the liberators who accused the side that lost the war of the act of book burning?

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[wp] You're a highly influential senator who SpaceX picked to go up on a empty seat. You now can't shut up about what you've experienced, you want new-space in your district & you want it now!

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Was Leo Franks's guilt or innocence irrelevant and what mattered was that he was lynched?

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There's a video of dolphins beaching themselves to get prey, is that likely how wild life likely evolved into land based creatures?

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Are the monsters Inc doors really the perfect way to describe the 5th dimension?

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How would society today treat the lower evolve species such as Homo Errectus or Homo habilis if they existed to this day & numbered in substantial amounts?

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Is it a good thing or bad thing that wild life seems to be adapting to humans & becoming chummy such as wild ducks waiting to go inside houses, and big cats wanting to hang out on automobiles in Africa?

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Were the Inuit pushed into that extremely harsh environment by rival tribes? What was their motivation for being there in the first place?	238	AskHistorians
Did the US military have enough volunteers during either ww1 or ww2 to have a war effort without a draft?	5	AskHistorians
Had the WTC not been destroyed by the terror attacks would they had been likely replaced with a new structure by now?	1	AskHistorians
Should schools focus more on teaching the wrong doings of the "good side" such as Lincoln mass incarcerating his political opposition & journalist, and things like post-war book burning by the liberators who accused the side that lost the war of the act of book burning?	1	AskHistorians
[wp] You're a highly influential senator who SpaceX picked to go up on a empty seat. You now can't shut up about what you've experienced, you want new-space in your district & you want it now!	1	WritingPrompts
Was Leo Franks's guilt or innocence irrelevant and what mattered was that he was lynched?	1	AskHistorians
There's a video of dolphins beaching themselves to get prey, is that likely how wild life likely evolved into land based creatures?	1	askscience
Are the monsters Inc doors really the perfect way to describe the 5th dimension?	1	askscience
How would society today treat the lower evolve species such as Homo Errectus or Homo habilis if they existed to this day & numbered in substantial amounts?	1	AskHistorians
Is it a good thing or bad thing that wild life seems to be adapting to humans & becoming chummy such as wild ducks waiting to go inside houses, and big cats wanting to hang out on automobiles in Africa?	1	askscience