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Why were minorities below 10m people exempted from the one-child policy?

27 upvotes • r/China

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Are audiobooks of non-public domain translations illegal, even if the book in the original language is public domain?

8 upvotes • r/audiobooks

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How do I learn about land?

3 upvotes • r/AskHistory

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Why do these two versions of the History of the Kings of Britain have such a page difference?

1 upvotes • r/books

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Why do these two versions of History of the Kings of Britain have such a big page difference?

1 upvotes • r/Britain

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Is it a sin to not apologize for something you MIGHT have done but aren’t sure if you did?

1 upvotes • r/TrueChristian

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In an electrolytic cell, why do electrons go from anode->wire->cathode and NOT from anode->electrolyte->cathode in the 1st “phase” of their travel? Furthermore, why will those same electrons go from the cathode->electrolyte->anode only in the 2nd “phase” of their travel?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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What happens to electrons that are lost due to oxidation?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why were minorities below 10m people exempted from the one-child policy?	27	China
Are audiobooks of non-public domain translations illegal, even if the book in the original language is public domain?	8	audiobooks
How do I learn about land?	3	AskHistory
Why do these two versions of the History of the Kings of Britain have such a page difference?	1	books
Why do these two versions of History of the Kings of Britain have such a big page difference?	1	Britain
Is it a sin to not apologize for something you MIGHT have done but aren’t sure if you did?	1	TrueChristian
In an electrolytic cell, why do electrons go from anode->wire->cathode and NOT from anode->electrolyte->cathode in the 1st “phase” of their travel? Furthermore, why will those same electrons go from the cathode->electrolyte->anode only in the 2nd “phase” of their travel?	1	askscience
What happens to electrons that are lost due to oxidation?	1	askscience