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Did the Romans always pursue total war or were they happy to accept trading a few borderlands on occasion? If there were a inclination for total war, was this unique in the Antique Mediterranean or were the Romans just always in a position to pursue total conquest whereas their enemies were not?

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I've recently begun watching Downton Abbey. In its time period how unique is Downton in being a manor with an estate and a local village? What portion of the English were still tenants living on a nobleman or gentleman's land at the time?

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Why does the faint light from an indicator on my humidifier disappear from my sight if I keep my eyes still?

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Given that in Europe and the Middle East, from Antiquity up until Early Modern Times, it was thought that bad odors could spread disease, were perfumes thought to be prophylactic?

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How do doctors treat defleshed bones?

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Are there any edible animals or plants that are currently not being eaten by humans?

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Do nonpolar organic solvents denature proteins, and if so how?

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Is there any practical or theological difference between Crusades and the Holy Leagues established by or with the Pope's efforts that fought the Ottomans?

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Have more dimensions than the traditional 3 spacial 1 time ever been experimentally determined?

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After the collapse of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, Anatolia was divided into a number of small Beyliks - what was the proportion of Muslims in the Anatolian population at this time? Were there any attempts by the Christian native Anatolians to rise up?

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Did the Romans always pursue total war or were they happy to accept trading a few borderlands on occasion? If there were a inclination for total war, was this unique in the Antique Mediterranean or were the Romans just always in a position to pursue total conquest whereas their enemies were not?	2	AskHistorians
I've recently begun watching Downton Abbey. In its time period how unique is Downton in being a manor with an estate and a local village? What portion of the English were still tenants living on a nobleman or gentleman's land at the time?	2	AskHistorians
Why does the faint light from an indicator on my humidifier disappear from my sight if I keep my eyes still?	2	askscience
Given that in Europe and the Middle East, from Antiquity up until Early Modern Times, it was thought that bad odors could spread disease, were perfumes thought to be prophylactic?	2	AskHistorians
How do doctors treat defleshed bones?	2	askscience
Are there any edible animals or plants that are currently not being eaten by humans?	1	askscience
Do nonpolar organic solvents denature proteins, and if so how?	1	askscience
Is there any practical or theological difference between Crusades and the Holy Leagues established by or with the Pope's efforts that fought the Ottomans?	1	AskHistorians
Have more dimensions than the traditional 3 spacial 1 time ever been experimentally determined?	1	askscience
After the collapse of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, Anatolia was divided into a number of small Beyliks - what was the proportion of Muslims in the Anatolian population at this time? Were there any attempts by the Christian native Anatolians to rise up?	1	AskHistorians