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When boxing was re-invented, why did they leave out kicks and grappling? Some other questions about boxing.
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In a scene on HBO's "Rome," a character is shown carving a metal sheet as she recites a curse. What is this ritual, and is it historically accurate?
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Which is a "good" (historically accurate, unbiased, well researched, extensive etc.) biography of Muhammad?
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Although it's widely condemned now, to what extent (if any) was the Chilean coup of 1973 justifiable? Specifically, is there any evidence that the country was sliding into a communist dictatorship, like for example Czechoslovakia after electing a communist minority government in 1946?
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Did China or any other great civilization in Antiquity ever build anything like the Colosseum or the Hippodrome?
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