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How did Los Angeles become a major world city?

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Many neighboring countries have rivalries (friendly and otherwise), but are there any historical rivals that are separated by large distances?

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Why has spaghetti become the most commonly consumed/preferred pasta in the West?

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What gave rise to the modern amusement/theme park, and when did this rise come about?

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Why do no English/British monarchs have epithets following the Norman conquest?

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The use of ship prefixes (e.g., USS, HMS, etc.) was and is common among the navies of Anglophone countries, but uncommon among non-Anglophone ones. Is there a historical reason for this?

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How did Wisconsin become the dominant producer of cheese in the U.S.?

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What is the history of (fashion) modelling? How long has it existed as a dedicated profession, and when/where did it start?

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Do British people really have bad teeth? Where does this stereotype come from? Or, if it's true, why do British people have bad teeth?

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When did British men begin referring to each other as "mate," and why didn't this practice catch on in America and Canada?

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How did Los Angeles become a major world city?	3	AskHistorians
Many neighboring countries have rivalries (friendly and otherwise), but are there any historical rivals that are separated by large distances?	3	AskHistorians
Why has spaghetti become the most commonly consumed/preferred pasta in the West?	3	AskHistorians
What gave rise to the modern amusement/theme park, and when did this rise come about?	3	AskHistorians
Why do no English/British monarchs have epithets following the Norman conquest?	3	AskHistorians
The use of ship prefixes (e.g., USS, HMS, etc.) was and is common among the navies of Anglophone countries, but uncommon among non-Anglophone ones. Is there a historical reason for this?	3	AskHistorians
How did Wisconsin become the dominant producer of cheese in the U.S.?	3	AskHistorians
What is the history of (fashion) modelling? How long has it existed as a dedicated profession, and when/where did it start?	3	AskHistorians
Do British people really have bad teeth? Where does this stereotype come from? Or, if it's true, why do British people have bad teeth?	3	AskHistorians
When did British men begin referring to each other as "mate," and why didn't this practice catch on in America and Canada?	3	AskHistorians