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Many Western languages stem from one parent, Latin. What was Latin's 'parent'? Did it have any sister languages develop alongside it?

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Today, at least in America, it is common for restaurants to cook the food in front of the diners. When and where did this trend start?

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Would you say America wanted the Cold War more than the Soviets? In other words, did the U.S. "start" it?

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What is the history of insults toward the English people? Specifically regards to their imperialism.

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How did European powers regulate (if at all) amateur/hobbyist hunting in the 18th-19th century?

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Why weren't Roman cavalry centuries separated into "juniores" and "seniores" like infantry centuries?

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Were there any attempts post-WWII from Western powers to replicate Soviet Deep Operations/Battle Doctrine?

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How was civilian hunting regulated in Nazi occupied France?

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Do we have any information about who 'discovered' Japan and settled it first?

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What was happening in Western and Central Europe at the time of the Battle of Thermopylae?

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Many Western languages stem from one parent, Latin. What was Latin's 'parent'? Did it have any sister languages develop alongside it?	3
Today, at least in America, it is common for restaurants to cook the food in front of the diners. When and where did this trend start?	3
Would you say America wanted the Cold War more than the Soviets? In other words, did the U.S. "start" it?	3
What is the history of insults toward the English people? Specifically regards to their imperialism.	2
How did European powers regulate (if at all) amateur/hobbyist hunting in the 18th-19th century?	2
Why weren't Roman cavalry centuries separated into "juniores" and "seniores" like infantry centuries?	2
Were there any attempts post-WWII from Western powers to replicate Soviet Deep Operations/Battle Doctrine?	2
How was civilian hunting regulated in Nazi occupied France?	2
Do we have any information about who 'discovered' Japan and settled it first?	1
What was happening in Western and Central Europe at the time of the Battle of Thermopylae?	1