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Before the US Space Force existed, the US Air Force had a unit dedicated to space. Before the US Air Force existed, did the Army or Navy have a unit dedicated to the air?

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Has there ever been any notable instances of Christians believing that an individual is the second coming of Jesus?

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How did overseas exploration and colonization affect people who remained in Europe?

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We have non-religious proof that Pontius Pilate was a real person that served as a Roman prefect from 26-36AD, but he is best known for the trial and crucifixion of Jesus. The Romans kept extensive records. Are there Roman records of this Pilate's Trial or Jesus?

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'That 70s Show' is a TV show set in the late 1970s (78-79). In Season 6 Episode 10 one of the characters says "the Vietnamese are grateful for the Vietnam War, because they have McDonald's now." The Vietnam War ended in 1975. Was South Vietnam westernized by 1978 with McDonald's restaurants?

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Before the US Space Force existed, the US Air Force had a unit dedicated to space. Before the US Air Force existed, did the Army or Navy have a unit dedicated to the air?	2
Has there ever been any notable instances of Christians believing that an individual is the second coming of Jesus?	2
How did overseas exploration and colonization affect people who remained in Europe?	2
We have non-religious proof that Pontius Pilate was a real person that served as a Roman prefect from 26-36AD, but he is best known for the trial and crucifixion of Jesus. The Romans kept extensive records. Are there Roman records of this Pilate's Trial or Jesus?	1
'That 70s Show' is a TV show set in the late 1970s (78-79). In Season 6 Episode 10 one of the characters says "the Vietnamese are grateful for the Vietnam War, because they have McDonald's now." The Vietnam War ended in 1975. Was South Vietnam westernized by 1978 with McDonald's restaurants?	1