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It is said that Rioplatense Spanish has a strong influence from Italian immigration from 1857 to 1940. Was there a sudden change in its spanish dialect before and after the immigration? Are there evidences for that shift in dialect?

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Did people take Nostradamus seriously in the past?

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Why do we call doctors to both medical professionals and everything else with a PhD? When did this custom start?

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In front of all this new age movements, why didn't buddhist Asia created some sort of Human Rights before the west?

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Did people in the past had an stigma with the idea of seeing a "modern doctor" the same way present people have with a psychologist?

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It is said that Rioplatense Spanish has a strong influence from Italian immigration from 1857 to 1940. Was there a sudden change in its spanish dialect before and after the immigration? Are there evidences for that shift in dialect?	7
Did people take Nostradamus seriously in the past?	6
Why do we call doctors to both medical professionals and everything else with a PhD? When did this custom start?	2
In front of all this new age movements, why didn't buddhist Asia created some sort of Human Rights before the west?	1
Did people in the past had an stigma with the idea of seeing a "modern doctor" the same way present people have with a psychologist?	1