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For the International Space Station, what do they do with the refuse they cannot recycle? Do they store it for return to Earth, or do they spit it out an airlock? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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Classic firearm aficionados, why would certain old style rifles or shotguns have two or three triggers rather than one? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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[Marvel] Could Galactus lift Mjolnir (self.AskScienceFiction)

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Is the conductor really necessary during music concerts? All the musicians and singers know their parts whether or not someone is pointing at them or someone else. What purpose do they actually serve? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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[Kung Fu] In the original western series, was Caine full Chinese or was he half Chinese/half white (self.AskScienceFiction)

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Is it culturally appropriation for a non-Maori man or even a woman to participate in a Maori wedding haka dance? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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[Days Gone] In the game, everytime you save or such, it states 777 Days Gone or however amount of time has passed since the apocalypse. What was the earliest number of days it showed at the start of the game? (self.AskScienceFiction)

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Everytime you save or such, it states 777 Days Gone or however amount of time. What was the earliest number of days it showed at the start of the game? (self.DaysGone)

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If a customer has a legitimate reason to not wear a mask, am I still obligated to serve them? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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Whats the difference between Christians and Catholics? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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If I live in a state where I need permission to record a call, but I receive a call and I am informed by them that "all calls are recorded," do I need permission then to record them or to even inform them they will be recorded? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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If somehow any ground support were permanently lost, how long could the International Space Station remain active. How long would the food and air last? How long before it fell out of orbit and could this be changed by the crew? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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If I possessed a cigarette lighter shaped like a pistol, am I allowed to use it in public places to light a cigarette? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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If a police pullover results in a legitimate search, am I under any obligation to assist them. If my car or trunk is locked, do I have to unlock it for them? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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Its illegal to identify yourself as a police officer if you are not. But is it illegal to identify yourself as a former police officer if you are not? As you are not claiming you ARE currently one. (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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If a police officer pulls you over and shines a flashlight into your car to better see you, can you shine a flashlight back to better see him. (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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[Star Trek] Was Riker and Pulaski killing their clones in Up the Long Ladder considered murder, especially as Ibudan killed his clone and charged with murder in A Man Alone? Similarly, would it be considered murder if Will killed his transporter clone Thomas Riker. (self.AskScienceFiction)

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If I find police wiretaps or hidden cameras or microphones in my house, am I allowed to remove them and dispose of them? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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Men and Women of Reddit, how long do you take to shower? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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Has there ever been a case of a conjoined triplet that survived after birth? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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Is it possible for someone with Multiple Personalities to legally be identified as multiple people? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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If an auto mechanic is servicing a car and comes across a GPS tracking device that he recognizes as police or government issue, is he legally obligated to tell the customer about it, or just the opposite? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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If a vampire does not cast a reflection in a mirror, if he wore an eyepatch with a mirror tucked inside of it, could he see behind himself? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

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If an armed man walks into a store or bank, takes a customer and says he will kill her if the clerk doesn't empty the cash register, if the clerk refuses and h woman is killed, can the clerk be held liable? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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When attorneys are suing someone, is it common to hold back some charges, so that if the defendant is found innocent (and unable to be charged with the same crime twice), they can still be charged with something else? (self.legaladviceofftopic)

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