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How did case law work in the early American republic?

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Was there ever a period where peerage titles like "Earl of Hereford" meant you were actually from there?

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The Berlin Wall has now been gone longer than it was up. What was it like for the occupation forces before the Wall?

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With modern democracy, world leaders now leave power without dying or being exiled. What has their life been like after holding office?

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How much fragmentation and factionalization was there in the post Stonewall LGBTQ movement?

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Ok, I just have to ask.... Why do people propagate the myth of drinking alcohol because water was "unsafe?"

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How did case law work in the early American republic?	1
Was there ever a period where peerage titles like "Earl of Hereford" meant you were actually from there?	1
The Berlin Wall has now been gone longer than it was up. What was it like for the occupation forces before the Wall?	1
With modern democracy, world leaders now leave power without dying or being exiled. What has their life been like after holding office?	0
How much fragmentation and factionalization was there in the post Stonewall LGBTQ movement?	0
Ok, I just have to ask.... Why do people propagate the myth of drinking alcohol because water was "unsafe?"	0