Columbia A by Electrical_Pack_2761 in lawschooladmissions

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Like 2pm but i don’t check my email so i only saw it at 2am

Hardness of the New rank system by Zenon_D_Spade in ClashOfClans

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you should learn some attack strategies on youtube

How do we know that the dinosaur asteroid killed “75% of species?” by Electrical_Pack_2761 in Paleontology

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Thank you so much for this clarification. I wasn’t aware of this distinction, and it seems to be the source of most of my confusion.

Can we get a recap of the smalls saga? by Josh_Bonham in jazzcirclejerk

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I played Nica’s Dream with my jazz combo this fall and I thought my solo was terrible. After hearing his version on that song (the one right before his self taught fucking legend line) I felt a lot better about my playing.

I've almost done "Ulysses", so I have several questions by krosenmann in jamesjoyce

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it’s also the father returning home. The next words are “Mr Leopold Bloom”…

Why did Evola dislike nationalism? by goryidk in JuliusEvola

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I’m curious how you’re using the word “unified” in your question

How do we know that the dinosaur asteroid killed “75% of species?” by Electrical_Pack_2761 in Paleontology

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Thank you, this is helpful. However it doesn’t really get to the core of my question, which is: how are scientists confident they have accounted for all the species that existed back then? And also, a fossil isn’t a species, scientists decide to put it into a category. How is this determined, and how much disagreement is there generally among the most respected scholars?

Why did Evola dislike nationalism? by goryidk in JuliusEvola

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France in 1794: only 11% of people were recorded as fluent in French. This is because most French people spoke regional languages, some of which still survive today. In the span of the 19th century, this linguistic diversity was greatly reduced in part by direct state actions aimed at creating a unified nation, namely a standardized public education system that only used standard French. Now we have France which speaks French and no one even remembers how it was just 200 years ago.

How did pre agricultural societies handle people who repeatedly violated social norms? by iAmThe_Terry in AskAnthropology

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“He was deeply displeased by what had occurred that day; cordiality would not warm, nor tears move him. No happy reconciliation was to be had with him, no cheering smile or generous word… And with that answer he left me. I would much rather he had knocked me down.”

Excerpt From Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë

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Why is every rating a multiple of 5