Every year I go out in my yard and pick up rocks. Where do these rocks come from, why haven’t I run out of rocks to pick up?
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How did the Turkish and Persian empires approach the Arabic language considering the Qu’ran was written in Arabic?
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When did people start giving credit to Rosalind Franklin for aiding in the discovery of DNA structure?
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State of Void Spirit now? Still the same build as before?
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I am a baby floating down the Nile River in 1300 BC and an Egyptian found me. What would happen to me?
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Where to buy a double sided seal Paraguayan flag for a good cost
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What was the Soviet Union’s reasoning for giving both Nakhichevan and Nagorno-Karabakh to the Azerbaijan SSR and not one of them to the Armenian SSR?
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If the Farrer hypothesis is true, does Luke have to know/have access to Mark?
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Nation states whose primary ethnicity has larger populations in other countries (like Mongolia or Azerbaijan)?
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Weird plate on rear of 9+ year old pet rabbit.
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Is it ok to enjoy media (books, movies, etc) without noticing or focusing on analyzing its deeper themes, messages, and symbolism?
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Who would win in a fight: Walter White (10 hour prep time), William Afton (in Springtrap form), or Gordon Freeman (in Power Suit)?
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Anyway to help my tarantula with stuck shed skin or leave her be?
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Was Tony pregnant during season 6?
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What are some really unique specific Civ abilities ideas you all hope for the next game?
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The Flag of Spain under the House of Meijer
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How exactly does the library work for requesting and using textbooks?
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Welp, seeing as how this isn’t a meme according to r/civmemes and was locked there, I guess that means it must be my official, serious Civ 7 predictions and therefore must be posted here
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Is it a good idea to keep all my classes so close together and later in the day or should I try spacing them out more and be earlier?
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Any reason why some of my policy cards are in a different language?
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Just finished my first watch… feel like a part of my soul is leaving me…
Sigh, Landlocked 1st Level Political Divisions of European Countries… high chance of errors
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Thoughts on some possible electives for freshman year.
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