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How many soldiers fought in the Battle of Edington/Ethandun on each side? What was the population of Wessex and England at the time?

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Why does it take so long to cook through a piece of meat?

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Which man from history bore the most children (that has been reliably confirmed)? Which woman?

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How is the number of objects surrounding an object with equal length sides (square, cube, etc.) calculated and visualized in higher dimensions?

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Rigor Mortis is a a temporary stiffening of the muscles until a natural decomposition occurs. This seems oddly similar to cooking meat, which hardens/dries out quickly but after stewing for a while begins to "melt" or "flake". Is there any connection?

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How many soldiers fought in the Battle of Edington/Ethandun on each side? What was the population of Wessex and England at the time?	1	AskHistorians
Why does it take so long to cook through a piece of meat?	1	askscience
Which man from history bore the most children (that has been reliably confirmed)? Which woman?	1	AskHistorians
How is the number of objects surrounding an object with equal length sides (square, cube, etc.) calculated and visualized in higher dimensions?	1	askscience
Rigor Mortis is a a temporary stiffening of the muscles until a natural decomposition occurs. This seems oddly similar to cooking meat, which hardens/dries out quickly but after stewing for a while begins to "melt" or "flake". Is there any connection?	1	askscience