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The Ran Coliseum had nowhere near the capacity to host the population of ancient Rome. Who determined who got to attend an event? Did they charge for the nose bleed section? Was it first come, first serve?

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What is the most unlikely event that influenced history from your area of expertise?

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If all but a dozen mosquitos in a single location were eliminated, how long would it take for them to completely repopulate across the globe?

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Why did the largest marine mammals evolve to be so much larger than the largest fish?

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If all but a dozen mosquitos in a single location were eliminated, how long would it take for them to completely repopulate across the globe?

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Theoretically, if one were to drop an upright, perfectly still cup of water on the ground, assuming the cup didn't bounce or change its shape, would the water maintain its shape in the cup or splash upward?

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The Ran Coliseum had nowhere near the capacity to host the population of ancient Rome. Who determined who got to attend an event? Did they charge for the nose bleed section? Was it first come, first serve?	1	AskHistorians
What is the most unlikely event that influenced history from your area of expertise?	1	AskHistorians
If all but a dozen mosquitos in a single location were eliminated, how long would it take for them to completely repopulate across the globe?	1	askscience
Why did the largest marine mammals evolve to be so much larger than the largest fish?	1	askscience
If all but a dozen mosquitos in a single location were eliminated, how long would it take for them to completely repopulate across the globe?	1	askscience
Theoretically, if one were to drop an upright, perfectly still cup of water on the ground, assuming the cup didn't bounce or change its shape, would the water maintain its shape in the cup or splash upward?	1	askscience