Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Humanities/February 2014
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February 1[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 1
- Agency ranking private schools in Mexico
- Two similar men?
- Contemporary realist painter: series of paintings of young adults partying
- What plantation did this person live on before the Civil War?
- Non-judicial agreement
- Viking boat construction
February 2[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 2
- Machine-gun firing squads
- Who is the celebrated "Rudpiki"?
- Creativity and Innovation
- Global Economic Inequality and the Law
- Capitalism and Anti-Communism in India
February 3[edit]
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- UN parade with US troops from Korean conflict 1952
- Copyright assertions by dead people
- Could Woody Allen be indicted?
- Jack Cornwell VC shell splinters
- Wealth and Divine Reward
- America, Australia and Secular Republics
February 4[edit]
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February 5[edit]
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- Private surveillance questions
- Benemerent Metal
- End of inheritance estates
- Is this legal the way this guy is filming this "drug addict" in Vancouver?
- Olympic sports
- Health insurance and employers
February 6[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 6
- Jus solis vs. jus sanguinis principles in running for president in the U.S
- Citing and Reference
- 2 notes played at the same time question.
- Ads
- Receiving immunity
- Anyone ever actually been found and rescued thanks to their Breitling Emergency watch?
February 7[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 7
- Wealth, Justice, and Superpowers
- Origin of surname
- "It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness" origin
- How do you plead?
- What is the The Percy Anecdotes?
- Percy's anecdotes and pay for Scottish soldiers
- Who was the first female Lutheran pastor?
- Orignin of surname Or Shahar
- America, Republic and Empire
February 8[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 8
- Environmental Impact of Christian Countries
- gay organized crime mafia?
- "Marriage is promised" What does it mean
- What lies ahead? request for horoscope)
- Looking for books
- Trade Unionism in Banking in India
February 9[edit]
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February 10[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 10
- Music Kaetlyn Osmond skated to in the long program today?
- Identifying a fairytale/fable
- Probability and Law?
- Buloburde = Bulo Burto ? (Somalia)
- Which competitions has Italian classical saxophonist Mario Marzi won?
- OED definition of "Scientific Method"
- Reasons for the one parent requirement minimum in jus sanguinis citizenship?
February 11[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 11
- What's the battle flag of the Confederate States Army?
- Indian name complexity
- Pseudonymous authors who keep/kept their identities secret for unknown or undisclosed reasons
- First convents in Ireland since the English conquest?
February 12[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 12
- Portugal in Africa
- Who crowned Henry V?
- Anne Seymour Damer and the Walpoles
- winter olympics nations that have snow
- Closest spot to equator to regularly get snow ?
- How many people had personal computers with Internet connection in 1997?
- Same-sex marriage among indigenous people in Canada
- Blazons
- Why is Astronaut Group 20 called "The Chumps"?
February 13[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 13
- Typical Monday, Tuesday, Friday, or Saturday for a devout, practicing Catholic during the days outside of Lent and Advent?
- ca. 1970s science fiction short stories about an "intersexual" vampire race.
February 14[edit]
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February 15[edit]
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February 16[edit]
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- Manner of death
- Marcin Ignaczak
- Bank loans to corporations, and directors' personal guarantees
- Sex = Love
February 17[edit]
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- Vietnamese protest in Washington 1974
- how do we go about finding donnors for an income project for non governmental organization
- Croydon Crook
- Secession from the Russian Federation? (was USSR Dissolution)
- Why more Indian indentured workers were imported, not Chinese to Guyana?
- Can a country be led by a dead person?
- Soviet Adam and Eve book
February 18[edit]
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- Kickstarter for causes?
- Contradiction at Luke 1:48 (NIV) and Luke 11:27-28 (ESV)
- "How do you plead to the specification ?"
February 19[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 19
- Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam
- Obituary
- Worldwide depression data set
- Identify this 1840s woman
- Are any pre or inter-war German MPs still alive?
- Sociological Effects of the "New Rich"
- Name changes and married names among the nobles and et cetera
- Lady Franklin's Travel
- Postrace
- Happiness
February 20[edit]
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- Waltz played S01E01 American Version of House of Cards?
- Color changes over historical time
- Afroyim v. Rusk and John Demjanjuk
- Why this ultra specific tuning is used in music?
- arbitration where parties can't agree on an arbitrator
- Importing and exporting stuff
- contact info. for Inchegeri Sampradaya in India / contact info. for english speaking Disciples of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
- How did the Catholic Church rise to power and become abusive during the Middle Ages?
- Robert's Rules of Order
February 21[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 21
- DWK statue
- Moral event horizon: does morality exist in North Korea?
- Nappy pack sizes
- White opposition to the Jim Crow laws
- Appliance kidnapping?
February 23[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 23
- Soviet women's national teams
- Secrecy of execution statistics
- Shakespeare
- Montrose Baptist Church in Rockville, MD
- Ukraine peacefully coexist with both European Union and Russia
February 24[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 February 24
- Anne Hathaway
- Missing article in Wikipedia
- Can one call oneself "Right Reverend Father" whilst defrocked and excommunicated?
- is it okay to eat cheese with white hairy mold in it internally
- 71 sects of judaism, 72 sects of christianity and 73 sects of islam
- Eponymous law regarding failure of business following building an expensive corporate headquarters
- Martha Washington College
February 25[edit]
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February 26[edit]
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- Navamsa chart
- Help me to answer this question or find the flaw in this analogy
- Why are there so many Catholics in the Western mediterranean countries?
- Do Muslims even proselytize in the West?
- why do brits know the nato (phonetic) alphabet so much better than Americans?
- Kreishauptmann und Beamtentum
February 27[edit]
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- Why would a human brand a human with a 'heart' back when slavery was still, y'know, legal?
- Autism Anorak
- Which 2013 Major League Baseball pitcher had the best batting average?
- O HENRY's The Romance of a busy broker
- Pocket watches
- Did a higher % of Ancient Chinese works survive compared to Greco-Roman?
- Cyrano de Bergerac in the digital age
- How did Christianity spring from a not-so-proselytizing religion?
- Military artists
- "A different kind of gay"
February 28[edit]
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