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What's the farthest back in time I could go and still find English speakers I'm able to converse with fluently?

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Slurs used for central european immigrant Labour in the early 20th century

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Was Pearl Harbor really an act of unprovoked aggression?

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How did Persian, Hindi and Arabic mix to create Urdu?

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How well respected was free speech in the very early years of the US?

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Has Tajima the arrow cutter realy existed ?

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What are the origins of Japan becoming such an entertainment powerhouse? Was there a coordinated campaign sponsored by the govt (similar to govt support of KPop) or was it purely organic?

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Who is this samurai who committed seppuku to change his young and reckless master? Death was in the 1600s.

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Considering that it took humanity only a few thousand years to reach the pinnacle of technology right from the bronze age. What do you think about the stone age, which lasted for an unusually long period of 3.4 million years?

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What's the farthest back in time I could go and still find English speakers I'm able to converse with fluently?	3
Slurs used for central european immigrant Labour in the early 20th century	3
Was Pearl Harbor really an act of unprovoked aggression?	3
How did Persian, Hindi and Arabic mix to create Urdu?	3
How well respected was free speech in the very early years of the US?	3
Has Tajima the arrow cutter realy existed ?	3
What are the origins of Japan becoming such an entertainment powerhouse? Was there a coordinated campaign sponsored by the govt (similar to govt support of KPop) or was it purely organic?	3
Who is this samurai who committed seppuku to change his young and reckless master? Death was in the 1600s.	3
Considering that it took humanity only a few thousand years to reach the pinnacle of technology right from the bronze age. What do you think about the stone age, which lasted for an unusually long period of 3.4 million years?	3
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