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- Formally entitled "dictator"
- Law, Lloyd George, and dictatorship
- "Mary Had a Little Lamb" vs. "Merrily We Roll Along"
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- Monck after Laing's Nek
- John Brown's Body and Carl Gustaf's hag
- Unidentified 3000's BCE figure
- Who was Abdelkadir Chanderil?
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- E.F.Hutton
- A few things on West Point, New York
- Ivan Stepanovič Laškevič (Иван Степанович Лашкевич, 1891-1917)
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- Have you....
- Madame Théodore Charpentier
- Lost work of Maurice Ravel
- Is The Queen's Gambit book set in the 60s?
- Tibet's Northern Boundary in 1820
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- Jurisdiction over interstate felony murder
- How many African International students stay or leave China ?
- Rotation Day - 18th Century England
July 18[edit]
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- Credit card company questions.
- Auto industry question: fixing cars.
- Most reversed U.S. Sup Ct decision by itself?
- Is Shakespeare or Dickens often referenced in law school or MBA school?
- Treaty of Federation
July 19[edit]
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- What was the last major voyage of the Age of Exploration without a telescope on board?
- Trolling at ecumenical council
July 20[edit]
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July 21[edit]
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- Cases of extreme identity theft, like the victims Christine Collins and Irene Silverman?
- Pl. help match the (US) playwrights / monologue
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- Sources on a multiple murder in Switzerland in May 1991
- Roots of Nordicism
- First Multi-POV Novel?
- Charles Dickens's Chair
- Memorial donation
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- Pl. help confirm author of the quote and source, if different
- Incivility and personal attack issues among academic authors ?
- What the usual "trump is hell" type of people think of JFK?
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- coats of arms of Hunzaker and Finers, using tenné
- Ludus Coriovalli
- Dignity of the human being
- Elderly
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