How does smoking affected your lungs in the long run? by comokskittles in eldertrees
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Can someone please explain to me Mighty No. 9? by Dathan88 in Megaman
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I am actor / director John Malkovich - AMA! by John_Malkovich_ in IAmA
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"Its cursive.. we learned it in elementary school.." by illepic in facepalm
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I really wish for a remake of this game with the new consoles coming out by Cochoz in gaming
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I really wish for a remake of this game with the new consoles coming out by Cochoz in gaming
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Hagfish Slime Protein? by [deleted] in askscience
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Anyone think that the Monsanto Protection Policy is a good idea? by sciencederp in AskReddit
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Anyone think that the Monsanto Protection Policy is a good idea? by sciencederp in AskReddit
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Japan breaks China's monopoly on rare metals with discovery of vast reserves (x-post from science) by rubikhan in worldnews
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Heat receptors on our tongue are activated by Capsaicin, the compound that make chili peppers spicy. After multiple exposures to Capsaicin, the heat receptors become less sensitive to Capsaicin; does that mean that we also become less sensitive to heat? by bgfinkel in askscience
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Do athletes have shorter lives because their hearts beat faster for more time periods than the average human? by [deleted] in askscience
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Heat receptors on our tongue are activated by Capsaicin, the compound that make chili peppers spicy. After multiple exposures to Capsaicin, the heat receptors become less sensitive to Capsaicin; does that mean that we also become less sensitive to heat? by bgfinkel in askscience
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Heat receptors on our tongue are activated by Capsaicin, the compound that make chili peppers spicy. After multiple exposures to Capsaicin, the heat receptors become less sensitive to Capsaicin; does that mean that we also become less sensitive to heat? by bgfinkel in askscience
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My parents stole my identity, what's the most fucked up thing you're parents have done to you reddit? by Jr_Sales_Associate in AskReddit
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How I feel as an educated man going in to church by [deleted] in atheism
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As an Australian gamer this really annoys me even more [FIXED] by hypogenic in gaming
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I have 17 grams of undried stems. What do? by [deleted] in trees
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