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There's going to be a solar eclipse tomorrow morning visible from the UK. What superstitions about eclipses were believed in pre-Roman Britain?

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Did the UK's decimalisation in 1972 have any political or economic impact?

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When would you consider the land that is now the USA to have been fully explored?

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Has there ever been an instance where a UK government intentionally lost an election?

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Recommendations for reliable, unbiased documentaries about the USA's war with Vietnam?

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How accurate is this YouTube channel about the history of language? And where can I find more accessible content about the subject?

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What do the symbols mean in this poster from Metzingen 1918?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
There's going to be a solar eclipse tomorrow morning visible from the UK. What superstitions about eclipses were believed in pre-Roman Britain?	159
Did the UK's decimalisation in 1972 have any political or economic impact?	10
When would you consider the land that is now the USA to have been fully explored?	7
Has there ever been an instance where a UK government intentionally lost an election?	6
Recommendations for reliable, unbiased documentaries about the USA's war with Vietnam?	6
How accurate is this YouTube channel about the history of language? And where can I find more accessible content about the subject?	4
What do the symbols mean in this poster from Metzingen 1918?	3