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- Wanted... dead or alive
- Fribault, Saxony
- QAnon Shaman prison sentence
- what were Louis VIII of France's heraldic arms?
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- How were albino slaves treated during the Antebellum South?
- Wine industry questions.
- Prices of platinum vs. gold
- Why didn't other juice companies turn co-op in 1940s besides Welch?
- Car industry, revive old car models?
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- Royal College of Art, School of Film and Television
- I am looking for the correct collective noun for jews and others who went into hiding during World War II
June 14[edit]
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- the goal of science
- July crisis and start of World War 1
- Apollo 13 - An accident and someone that caused it?
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- Sceptre and Ceremonial mace, what is the difference?
- Optical illusion with McDonald's
- How long does Wikipedia CAPTCHA take?
June 19[edit]
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- A Good Reference For Copyright Rules
- Hisham ibn Urwah Haddits
- Which Bible version(s) changed the place names to US ones?
June 20[edit]
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June 21[edit]
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- When did Europe and Northeast Asia switch to winter wheat?
- Rhyme scheme notation for Dutch poem
- Paintings
- Going backward in age: Age of majority
- Violence in airplane over the ocean
June 22[edit]
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- Is there a club for net exporting countries or rich exporters or poor ones?
- USA: Corporations that wanted to merge under Dem president, denied, but approved under Rep president.
- Federal Funds Rate:
- U.S. federal reserve: core inflation, CPI inflation, and PCE inflation.
- Corporations II question.
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June 25[edit]
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- Taiwan government-in-exile
- 1917 German Fraktur source
- alignment or configuration games in Murray's board game Classification
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June 27[edit]
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- Question for American and European Christians
- Who elected Plebeian Aediles?
- Pre-revolutionary Communists
June 28[edit]
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June 29[edit]
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- Question on a noble title
- Another Irish song question
- Seeking info on Tamilian author
- College admissions question.
- Idea that Alexander the Great was the greatest Slavic hero who ever lived?