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What's the history of kitchen ranks, from Chef de cuisine to Porter?

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How were designated marksmen used in the U.S military during the 20th century, and how often did they bring personal weapons?

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During the Vietnam War, did any flight crews bomb unauthorized targets like in Flight of the Intruder? What was the result?

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How was the Union Army as a whole organized into armies? What theory did the Union Army follow in creating armies?

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Where did the concept that middle school and high school students have permanent records come from? Did any modern educational institution keep permanent records that followed students?

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During the American Civil War, how were skirmishers selected? Were there companies dedicated to skirmishing or advance guard duty or did soldiers just volunteer?

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Dan Sickles, of Gettysburg fame, was acquitted of the murder of Francis Scott Key's son, Phillip, who was D.A. of Washington D.C., on the grounds of insanity. Had an insanity defense be tried before to no success or was this the first time an insanity defense was ever used?

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Club Trocadero in Henderson, Kentucky, sold 20 ounce strip steaks for $3 in addition to $.25 beers and $.35 mixed drinks. Were large steaks customary nightclub fare?

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What was the Christian reaction to the destruction of the Second Temple and the expulsion of the Jews from the Levant?

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Why is Strychnine referenced so often in popular culture in reference to poison? Was Strychnine a commonly used murder weapon?

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What's the history of kitchen ranks, from Chef de cuisine to Porter?	6	AskHistorians
How were designated marksmen used in the U.S military during the 20th century, and how often did they bring personal weapons?	6	AskHistorians
During the Vietnam War, did any flight crews bomb unauthorized targets like in Flight of the Intruder? What was the result?	6	AskHistorians
How was the Union Army as a whole organized into armies? What theory did the Union Army follow in creating armies?	6	AskHistorians
Where did the concept that middle school and high school students have permanent records come from? Did any modern educational institution keep permanent records that followed students?	6	AskHistorians
During the American Civil War, how were skirmishers selected? Were there companies dedicated to skirmishing or advance guard duty or did soldiers just volunteer?	6	AskHistorians
Dan Sickles, of Gettysburg fame, was acquitted of the murder of Francis Scott Key's son, Phillip, who was D.A. of Washington D.C., on the grounds of insanity. Had an insanity defense be tried before to no success or was this the first time an insanity defense was ever used?	5	AskHistorians
Club Trocadero in Henderson, Kentucky, sold 20 ounce strip steaks for $3 in addition to $.25 beers and $.35 mixed drinks. Were large steaks customary nightclub fare?	5	AskHistorians
What was the Christian reaction to the destruction of the Second Temple and the expulsion of the Jews from the Levant?	5	AskHistorians
Why is Strychnine referenced so often in popular culture in reference to poison? Was Strychnine a commonly used murder weapon?	5	AskHistorians