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Did your landlord keep your security deposit? You can sue them to get it back!

130 upvotes • r/nyc

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Did your landlord keep your deposit? You can sue them to get it back! (x-post from /r/nyc)

103 upvotes • r/NYCapartments

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Did your landlord keep your security deposit? You can sue them to get it back! (x-post from /r/nyc)

89 upvotes • r/Brooklyn

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In ‘The Gulf: The Making of an American Sea’, Jack Davis writes that the Spanish invaders of the New World even in the time of Soto & Nerváez (1500s) were ‘much aware of how their diseases facilitated conquest’. What evidence is there for this?

5 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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In ‘The Gulf: The Making of an American Sea’, Jack Davis writes that the Spanish invaders of the New World even in the time of Soto & Nerváez (1500s) were ‘much aware of how their diseases facilitated conquest’. What evidence is there for this?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Did your landlord keep your security deposit? You can sue them to get it back!	130	nyc
Did your landlord keep your deposit? You can sue them to get it back! (x-post from /r/nyc)	103	NYCapartments
Did your landlord keep your security deposit? You can sue them to get it back! (x-post from /r/nyc)	89	Brooklyn
In ‘The Gulf: The Making of an American Sea’, Jack Davis writes that the Spanish invaders of the New World even in the time of Soto & Nerváez (1500s) were ‘much aware of how their diseases facilitated conquest’. What evidence is there for this?	5	AskHistorians
In ‘The Gulf: The Making of an American Sea’, Jack Davis writes that the Spanish invaders of the New World even in the time of Soto & Nerváez (1500s) were ‘much aware of how their diseases facilitated conquest’. What evidence is there for this?	2	AskHistorians