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...that many of the scenes Louisa May Alcott depicts in her book Little Women took place when her family was living in The Wayside in Concord, Massachusetts?
...that Watson's Hotel is India's oldest cast iron building and is among the "100 Most Endangered Sites"?
...that the French battleship France sank after hitting an uncharted rock during a patrol of Quiberon Bay on August 26, 1922?
...that measuring the levels of certain enzymes called transaminases can help to diagnose some liver diseases?
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...that Carolingian art permitted the drawing of human figures during the Iconoclasm controversy of the 9th century?
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...that the only effective way to manage the bacterial plant disease citrus canker is to destroy all infected citrus trees?
...that panel painting was the primary painting medium used in the West, from about the 13th to the 16th century, before canvas and oil paint became the norm?
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...that the Dictionary of the Middle Ages (1989) is the largest English language encyclopedia of the Middle Ages, covering over 100,000 topics?
...that J. Willard Marriott grew a small root beer stand to a huge hotel and resort chain, Marriott International?
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...that in 1990, Czech and Slovak politicians "fought" the Hyphen War, a political battle over whether "Czechoslovakia" should be spelled with a hyphen?
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...that the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee is the largest non-casino hotel in the world?
...that the late Shana Alexander was the first female columnist for Life magazine?
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...that the Right Hegelians took the philosophy of Hegel in a politically and religiously conservative direction?
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...that mastoiditis is an infection that can result from untreated middle ear infections?
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...that The Heart of Midlothian, the seventh of Sir Walter Scott's Waverly novels, was the first in the series to have a female protagonist?
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...that Nickajack was the name of a proposed neutral state made up of Unionist areas of North Alabama and East Tennessee in the period leading up to the U. S. Civil War?
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