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December 1
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- Oldest African American vote
- Air Canada strikes
- What counts towards GDP?
- Legal term for ambiguous clause interpreted strictly
- Where do White Men find their Asian Wives?
- Famous black Americans named after famous whites
- Metropole Hotel, Belfast
- Midrash Citation Help?
- Trilingualism in Pakistan and India
- Robin Hood's king
- When/ if science proves there is no god or that god is not necessary
- Windows or open square on boat?
December 2
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- Illustration identification
- Stations of the Cross at Pájara
- Nothing
- Story about a child who enjoys pain
- Women allowed to study in Portugal
- What is the difference between "Christian Fundamentalist" vs. "Conservative Christian" vs. "Christian Right"?
- Specific Walmart Profit Margin Question
- A little incident in the library
December 3
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- Taiwan (ROC) presidential debate
- Black people of Pacific
- Israeli fighter pilots tested when young?
- Brideshead Revisited reference
- Contribution of Eating to Cholesterol Levels
- Ulster Protestants and the Great Famine
- Greater Toronto Area politicians of visible minority background
- LGBT adoption and lack of male/female role model
- International law - military action against Iran
- Who did Poe read?
- Reply of the Sultan to the Zaporozhians
- Why is the United States Constitution so short?
December 4
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- Names of wars in the USA
- Buongiorno ?
- Why do so many Europeans hate Gypsies so much?
- GK question -- Business , Brands, companies
- List of 1996 Supreme Court of Canada decisions in Wikipedia
- Tui Manuʻa Elisala
- Monotheism & Old Testament
- Was there any attempt to link Constantinople to the myth of Rome's Trojan origins?
- Why academics don't contribute to Wikipedia
- Were Monaco or part of Switzerland ever part of an Arab caliphate?
December 5
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- Last woman hanged in thew UK?
- Budget cuts and "creating efficiencies"
- plush version
- Yugoslav navy
- Christmas tree
December 6
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- World War Three
- Stalin speaking Georgian
- I need to find the cheapest community college in Kansas.
- Josef Bühler's foot
- Other name on the second term's ballot
December 7
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- Gay stereotypes
- Royal republicanism
- 1990 Canterbury vs Wellington
- When is consent given to be governed?
- Do you need faith to live?
December 8
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- Languages of Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland
- Partial globe
- Syria vs France
- Ottoman Sudan?
- Demographics South Africa
- Difference between generic and brand-name guidelines for biologics
- Afghanistan time
December 9
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- Germanic people nations Roman Catholic and Protestant
- How to write well
- TRADOCtrine
- Tui Manuʻa Elisala
- What type of military equipment did the Qing use during the Opium Wars?
- monarchs of Arabian Gulf
- Looking for Moroccan princess married to Lebanese
- Black man speaketh with forked tongue (X-Factor)
- Empress Dowager Bo's tomb
December 10
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- Question Moved to Languages Desk
- 1930 Census Cook Co, Illinois, USA
- Liberal Party of Canada counterparts
- Saudi Arabian Airlines headquarters
- republican party vs democrat party (US)
December 11
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- Grand OLD Party?
- Interest on gold accounts?
- Peru/Fujimori bio
- Thomas Nast and His Terrifying Santa
- Gender of Indian River Names
- Andrew Johnson and overthrow plot
- biography of an artist
- History of DC Voting Rights
December 12
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- Japanese mythology
- Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee Painting
- Pro-islam Parties in Europe
- Casualties among USCT during ACW (regarding casualties among white troops)
- Building options reccomendations
- GK Question
- African leaders
- Who Built the Pyramids?
- Muslim empires Europe
- Elevating a principality to a kingdom
December 13
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December 14
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- How are aerial victories recorded?
- Wikipedia and calendars
- UK Pension Pot
- Wad Hijam in Sudan
- Being easily offended
December 15
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- Animal representations of countries
- Military monuments in 18th century British India
- IQ test for research purposes
December 16
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- Camila
- Bank and Credit Union
- Converting from musical notation to SI units
- Zju-27, Zu-27 or Sic-27
- Wearing a tartan
- European monarchs relating to Queen Elizabeth II of UK
December 17
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December 18
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- Human Relationships
- Attention span
- Munich, Tennessee
- UKIP multiculturalism
- The most intriguing quotation in Genesis
- Is there a reason why monotheism is so popular in society?
- Why the English Wikipedia is racist in some articles?
December 19
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- Stolen credit card used at USPS
- USA presidential veto override
- memories of a bygone business
- Street number required for defunct Belfast pub
- Languages of the Jeberti
- Variability in crime rates
- Nazism and Occultism
- Atheism in a novel
- Kingdom of Imereti
December 20
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- Why'd it take so long for books (codex form) to be invented?
- Detectives series Scandanavia England Netherlands Belgium
- Louis XIIII
- Pyongyang Overwhelmed with Grief at Demise of Kim Jong Il
- Name origins
- to know about humanity and sexual questions
- Convicting John Doe
- Bharatiya Janata Party Khalistan movement
- Pro-violence murals in Northern Ireland
- Teeny tiny books
- Arguments for Anti-Homosexuality
December 21
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- Who was the first child born into a European family in an American Colony?
- Letter Zyu
- Looking for info on painter Lauritz Holst
- North Korea
- religious beliefs concerning man made perfumes
- Sex offender's "the talk" with neighbours
- MLA citation style
- That half trillion
December 22
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- Economic questions
- Christian converts
- citations
- Quest plot
- Word for Male Orgasm in Pre-Tudor England
- Norman D. Hill
- New Mexico birth certificates
December 23
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- Religious divisions: leadership vs dogma
- Who will become president of the United States if....
- Was Henry Ward Beecher colonel in an USCT regiment ?
- What significance does voter registration have in the US, and is your registration public?
December 24
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December 25
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- Count Ciano
- Arguments against 'religion provides support' or 'religion provides a sense of community'
- Democratic roosters
- When was the regency?
- Hawaiian Islands
- Last British royal to die abroad before Diana
- Elizabethan fiction and the Reformation
December 26
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- Haughty Byzantines
- mystery novel dealing multiculturalism
- Scandinavian mystery writers
- Psychology textbook recommendation
- Westernmost naval battle of the American Revolution
- Which Earl of Northumberland?
December 27
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- About US Congress
- How popular is the emperor in Japan?
- How did the descendants of Cain survive the flood?
- Sir Arthur E Turner-Thomas VC KG
- Parents who left their children behind in the care of family while moving to another country
- female scholars of Islam
- Afro-Latin Americans slavery
- A taxable value of two geld units
- Mayan Civilization and Technology?
December 28
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- French Revolution with New France
- US Congress
- Police stealing soda in Hilltop Mall
- What's it called?
- Islamic Africa empires
- Conspirator in the Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand who later became a WW2 Tito partisan?
- Named air battles
December 29
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- Would anyone kindly explain how North Korea even OBTAINED Detroit iron?
- Imprisonment and voting rights
- US President vs. US Congress
- Bedroom window
- Amadeus
- Bosnian election
December 30
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- US government
- Rebecca (novel)
- ISBNs
- Louisiana Native Guards in Pascagoula (09-4-1863) :?
- Cut-up technique
- Towns which are surrounded by larger towns
December 31
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- Repercussions of Huguenot
- Old editions of Old Farmer's Almanac
- Did William A. Wallace write his onwn memorial address?
- From any well-known business (offline and on), what can we get for free (or a good discount) on our birthdays?
- Source of a Quotation by Dietrich von Hildebrand
- India-China border
- US Congress (predictor)
- Accessible Translations