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December 1

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  1. Innumeracy causing carelessness with formatting big numbers, leading to more innumeracy

December 2

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  1. Don Lemon’s award
  2. Post Hasankeyf

December 4

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  1. Donald Trump's presidency and a mathematical coincidence
  2. Religious percentage in Iraq
  3. Does Progressive® have low enough conservative sales to notice?
  4. too much money

December 5

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  1. Great Expectations

December 6

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  1. Isthmus, peninsula or island? (geography question)
  2. Nepalese cuisine
  3. FIRST EPISTLE OF CLEMENT LETTER TO THE CORINTHIANS
  4. Theodore McCarrick's honorary degrees

December 7

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  1. Saloons in the 1930s
  2. German to English Translation
  3. Wife/mother of Muslim rulers
  4. French and Indian War: France and their European/Native-American allies

December 8

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  1. New content for "History of Smooth Island (Tasmania)"
  2. Flag of French Polynesia
  3. Do you know what study I'm thinking of?
  4. Amy Absell
  5. Prince de Joinville

December 9

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  1. Criminal Record Check UK

December 11

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  1. Each of the 48 states and the District of Columbia in the US
  2. Article "Electronic Harassment" in Wikipedia
  3. Ingrid Jonker
  4. Upcoming Impeachment process

December 13

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  1. Early female suffrage
  2. non-autistic people

December 14

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  1. Question about USA presidential impeachment
  2. Significant election in Great Britain
  3. Religion and young Americans

December 15

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  1. How is D-Day and the subsequent Western Allied liberation of France remembered by French people nowadays?
  2. Future election of 2100
  3. Mrs. Gordon-Stables

December 16

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  1. Degrowth and measures of production
  2. Western Food
  3. After the partition of India, how much hope was there among Indians that India would eventually become reunited?

December 17

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  1. Identify a literary work where a male teenager fights all night before leaves home and goes to a sea adventure.
  2. Provocative clothing

December 18

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  1. projectile attacks against cars
  2. How often both houses of the US Congress are controlled by one party?

December 19

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  1. Right to speedy trial for president?
  2. Oldest image of a Chinese emperor
  3. ‎Emily L.B. Forster
  4. Ships on Wheels

December 21

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  1. Are there any oversized scale models of sports fields/courts/rinks/lanes/tracks/pools/tables/pitches/things you play on or in?

December 23

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  1. British consul of Tahiti sent to Raiatea
  2. Why is there no such article on English Wikipedia?
  3. General Robert Manners was, apparently, godfather to the illegitimate child of General Charles Asgill - by Manners' mistress

December 24

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  1. Bayle and Chocheprat

December 25

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  1. Abrogation of Jarnac Convention and Treaty of New Hebrides

December 26

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  1. Nietzsche Quote about Pre-Christian Religious Traditions
  2. Religious Traditions of the Aztecs

December 27

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  1. Maps of Indonesian sultanates, kingdoms, and other princely states?
  2. Tahitiens: répertoire biographique de la Polynésie française
  3. Eugène Hänni
  4. Isidore Chessé

December 28

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  1. Largest Imperial Chinese harem
  2. Inner Palace of the Forbidden City
  3. Is the FIFA Women's World Cup included in the four-year ban?

December 29

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  1. History of 21st century
  2. Looking for Shackleton family tree
  3. Frigg's spinning wheel in the Eddas

December 31

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  1. French administrator of Uturoa
  2. Atlantic slave ship travel time
  3. Dublin, Basilisk, Cormorant, Thalia, Salamander, Carysfort, Talbot, Modeste, Collingwood
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