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Matthew Christopher Bartsh
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Was Philip Larkin factually correct when he implied that in 1955 the streets in Ireland were "end-on to hills" more often than those in England?
Dec 3, 2021
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What did J. B. Priestley mean by, "Comedy, we may say, is society protecting itself—with a smile."
Sep 26
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In George Meredith's "Ode to the Comic Spirit", what does "Thou guardian issue of the harvest brain !" mean?
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Meaning of "solving" in "Days" by Philip Larkin
Dec 3, 2021
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Should I ask on Literature whether it's true that streets in Ireland in 1955 were "end-on to hills", more often than those in England?
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Would it be on-topic to ask on Literature what was the name of, URL of, or what happened to, that Philip Larkin online forum last seen about 2005?
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Is there a Robert Heinlein story where man throws his shorts while in free fall in a space station to float over to a wall using the reaction?
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Why does moderately distant lightning sound the way it does: relatively quiet high pitched thunder first, and then much louder low pitched thunder?
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In 1914 why didn't Germany simply mobilize its army without declaring war?
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Are some protons more massive than others due to spinning at a different rate or being in a more excited state?
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Can you throw a stone into longterm orbit from the surface of a spherical planet if it has lumpy enough gravity?

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