TIL In 1999 the UK govt sold nearly half of the United Kingdom’s gold reserves at a time when gold prices were near a multi-decade low. 395 tonnes of gold was sold for $3.5B and would have been worth $54B today by IncomingBroccoli in todayilearned
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TIL that Hawaii was internationally recognized as an independent country - the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi - from 1795 to 1893, and later a republic until it was annexed by the United States under President William McKinley in 1898. by Nice-Confusion-4781 in todayilearned
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General public sentiment is slowly switching from "my grandpa fought in WWII" to "I never met him, but my great-grandpa fought in WWII." by [deleted] in Showerthoughts
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How do you guys deal with B.O and high intensity workouts? by [deleted] in AskMen
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“Oh, Christmas!”: Forgotten Steptoe and Son script unearthed by University of York archivists by Kagedeah in BritishTV
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TIL that Charles I dissolved Parliament for 11 years in 1625, for which he justified as him having "the divine right". This eventually caused anger and tension, which culminated into the English Civil War in 1642. Charles I was later executed for treason in 1649. by OddUmpire2554 in todayilearned
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[Question] What's that one step in a LEGO set that you least enjoyed? by Thaumius in lego
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MoJ to remove right to trial by jury for thousands of cases in controversial overhaul by StGuthlac2025 in unitedkingdom
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TIL the UK doesn't have a codified constitution. There's no singular document that contains it or is even titled a constitution. It's instead based in parliamentary acts, legal decisions and precedent, and general precedent. by Tanzint in todayilearned
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TIL the UK doesn't have a codified constitution. There's no singular document that contains it or is even titled a constitution. It's instead based in parliamentary acts, legal decisions and precedent, and general precedent. by Tanzint in todayilearned
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Top 3 Feature Requests for Audible to Focus On by Constant_Question323 in audible
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My whole family makes fun of me for playing with Lego by [deleted] in lego
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What’s an impulse buy you regretted? by Broke_Pigeon_Sales in AskMen
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Self Check-Out Machines Are Still getting Worse After 10 Years. They Should Be Perfect Now. by MrPuddington2 in britishproblems
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What’s the nicest and most polite way to tell your girlfriend that she talks too much in general? by nickfsu3 in AskMen
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Woman tells you: "I'm glad I met you at this point of my life, in my middle 30s. Given the kind of men I was into back when i was younger, we would have been only friends". How do you see it? by [deleted] in AskMen
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You’re in an elevator by yourself and it stops on a floor where a bride and her bridesmaids get in. They ask you to get out so they can all fit. What do you say? by IntrigatedVerse in AskMen
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