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The US has been known as the "world police" but has the US ever actually engaged in an invasion of a foreign nation on a strictly humanitarian rights effort and not to secure its own business interests?

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What's the earliest known version of "red sky in morning sailors take warning, red sky at night sailor's delight" or in other words how far back in recorded history have humans understood the principle of the weather phenomenon?

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The US has been known as the "world police" but has the US ever actually engaged in an invasion of a foreign nation on a strictly humanitarian rights effort and not to secure its own business interests?	159
What's the earliest known version of "red sky in morning sailors take warning, red sky at night sailor's delight" or in other words how far back in recorded history have humans understood the principle of the weather phenomenon?	2