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What would a typical upper class house in Constantinople be like?

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[WP] Write a happy story about a dog.

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What was the imperial Chinese sleeve thing the officials did as greeting?

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Why was Napoléon so beloved?

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Were any pre-modern cultures aware that Uranus was a planet and not a fixed star?

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How would the selection in a 1950s American grocery store compare to today?

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[WP] Hooke and Molyneux were right: species don't go extinct; they still live in places where no-one's seen them. A Dunkleosteus attack has just been reported.

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Can sintle-celled organisms develop cancer (or something like it)?

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Over time, brown gunk and oil builds up on cookware. I've found that for stainless steel and iron, immersing it in a hot water bath with baking soda and aluminium foil will make it easy to scrub off. The aluminium foil also turns black. What is actually happening?

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Did the Xia dynasty actually exist?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What would a typical upper class house in Constantinople be like?	5	AskHistorians
[WP] Write a happy story about a dog.	4	WritingPrompts
What was the imperial Chinese sleeve thing the officials did as greeting?	4	AskHistorians
Why was Napoléon so beloved?	4	AskHistorians
Were any pre-modern cultures aware that Uranus was a planet and not a fixed star?	3	AskHistorians
How would the selection in a 1950s American grocery store compare to today?	3	AskHistorians
[WP] Hooke and Molyneux were right: species don't go extinct; they still live in places where no-one's seen them. A Dunkleosteus attack has just been reported.	3	WritingPrompts
Can sintle-celled organisms develop cancer (or something like it)?	2	askscience
Over time, brown gunk and oil builds up on cookware. I've found that for stainless steel and iron, immersing it in a hot water bath with baking soda and aluminium foil will make it easy to scrub off. The aluminium foil also turns black. What is actually happening?	2	askscience
Did the Xia dynasty actually exist?	2	AskHistorians