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Why do actors talk so oddly in American 1950s sitcoms?

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Why are there so many white people in South Africa specifically?

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In 1992, Napoleon Chagnon noted in his ethnography on the Yanomamo of the Amazon rainforest that whenever they ate meat, it was always cooked well done. When did it become a fashion to eat meat partially cooked? Why is it so common in western culture?

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I'm trying to find an certain book on Edward III that I read a few years ago.

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What is the non-religious history of the Mormons in the United States?

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When did it become normal to eat partially cooked beef?

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When did it become a delicacy to eat uncooked/partially cooked beef in Western culture?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do actors talk so oddly in American 1950s sitcoms?	4799
Why are there so many white people in South Africa specifically?	14
In 1992, Napoleon Chagnon noted in his ethnography on the Yanomamo of the Amazon rainforest that whenever they ate meat, it was always cooked well done. When did it become a fashion to eat meat partially cooked? Why is it so common in western culture?	11
I'm trying to find an certain book on Edward III that I read a few years ago.	6
What is the non-religious history of the Mormons in the United States?	1
When did it become normal to eat partially cooked beef?	0
When did it become a delicacy to eat uncooked/partially cooked beef in Western culture?	0