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In most countries during WW1&2, the same firearms were manufactured by a multitude of companies and factories. Collectors today consider the specific manufacturer heavily when it comes to value. Is it known if the servicemembers carrying them cared at all about where the rifle came from?

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What do we know about hurricanes millions of years ago? Due to the differences in climate, would Pangea or Rhodinia have seen massive storms brewing off the coast?

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(Request) A Shooting Range Safety Officer from Europe

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Why did the US, unlike other countries of the time, feel the need to adopt a standard issue semiauto infantry rifle in the mid 30s?

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Do we know(or at this point, have an educated guess) what factors have an impact on the length of the asymptomatic period of COVID-19 in different individuals?

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What do we know about the evolution from wolves/wild dogs to canis familiaris?

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Overall, did convenience stores become gas stations, or did gas stations become convenience stores?

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Do hybrid and electric cars actually reduce overall human carbon emission?

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Cincinnatus was given total control of the Roman government and resigned as soon as his task was finished. Many people wanted George Washington to be president for life, along with having much more power. Are there other statesmen in similar situations who relinquished near-absolute power willingly?

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What is a good resource for podcasts/videos that presents information in the easily digestible History Channel used to be?

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In most countries during WW1&2, the same firearms were manufactured by a multitude of companies and factories. Collectors today consider the specific manufacturer heavily when it comes to value. Is it known if the servicemembers carrying them cared at all about where the rifle came from?	9	AskHistorians
What do we know about hurricanes millions of years ago? Due to the differences in climate, would Pangea or Rhodinia have seen massive storms brewing off the coast?	9	askscience
(Request) A Shooting Range Safety Officer from Europe	9	IAmA
Why did the US, unlike other countries of the time, feel the need to adopt a standard issue semiauto infantry rifle in the mid 30s?	8	AskHistorians
Do we know(or at this point, have an educated guess) what factors have an impact on the length of the asymptomatic period of COVID-19 in different individuals?	7	askscience
What do we know about the evolution from wolves/wild dogs to canis familiaris?	5	askscience
Overall, did convenience stores become gas stations, or did gas stations become convenience stores?	5	AskHistorians
Do hybrid and electric cars actually reduce overall human carbon emission?	5	askscience
Cincinnatus was given total control of the Roman government and resigned as soon as his task was finished. Many people wanted George Washington to be president for life, along with having much more power. Are there other statesmen in similar situations who relinquished near-absolute power willingly?	4	AskHistorians
What is a good resource for podcasts/videos that presents information in the easily digestible History Channel used to be?	4	AskHistorians