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What's your final verdict on how your divorce settlement turned out?

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"I'm not being dramatic!", I screamed from the ledge.

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Who are some distinguished historians of the past that you admire?

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The remains of Philip II of Macedon were discovered in the 1970s, and those of Richard III of England in 2012--who are some other figures that were known to us from the historical record, whose remains were discovered in relatively modern times?

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What lasting effects on Western public opinion did Comintern agents of influence like Willi Munzenberg have at the time, and what are some examples of their influence that may linger today?

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In the 1930s the Federal Writers Project conducted interviews with hundreds of American former slaves. Was any similar interview project conducted with any other group of people by the government back then? [repost]

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In books and newspapers from 200 or more years ago, I frequently see references to "the Floridas". Did there use to be more than one Florida for it to be referred to in plural form, as in "the Carolinas" and "the Dakotas"?

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What are some remarkable evidences of international trade in ancient times, such as Roman coins found in the far East archaeological sites, or Buddha statuettes found in Viking burials?

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If AGW is rendering carbon dating unreliable, how do we know that natural climate change in the distant past didn't also affect carbon dating's reliability?

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How do we know that dark matter is something different, and not just a property of ordinary matter that manifests itself at vast scales?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What's your final verdict on how your divorce settlement turned out?	1	AskReddit
"I'm not being dramatic!", I screamed from the ledge.	1	memes
Who are some distinguished historians of the past that you admire?	1	AskHistorians
The remains of Philip II of Macedon were discovered in the 1970s, and those of Richard III of England in 2012--who are some other figures that were known to us from the historical record, whose remains were discovered in relatively modern times?	1	AskHistorians
What lasting effects on Western public opinion did Comintern agents of influence like Willi Munzenberg have at the time, and what are some examples of their influence that may linger today?	1	AskHistorians
In the 1930s the Federal Writers Project conducted interviews with hundreds of American former slaves. Was any similar interview project conducted with any other group of people by the government back then? [repost]	1	AskHistorians
In books and newspapers from 200 or more years ago, I frequently see references to "the Floridas". Did there use to be more than one Florida for it to be referred to in plural form, as in "the Carolinas" and "the Dakotas"?	1	AskHistorians
What are some remarkable evidences of international trade in ancient times, such as Roman coins found in the far East archaeological sites, or Buddha statuettes found in Viking burials?	1	AskHistorians
If AGW is rendering carbon dating unreliable, how do we know that natural climate change in the distant past didn't also affect carbon dating's reliability?	1	askscience
How do we know that dark matter is something different, and not just a property of ordinary matter that manifests itself at vast scales?	1	askscience