The Tallest Buildings in Toronto
Canada's largest city has no shortage of skyscrapers, many of which were built recently.
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Five Points, Manhattan
Five Points was the name of a neighborhood that used to exist in Lower Manhattan, in New York City, notorious for high crime.
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What Was the Manhattan Project?
J. Robert Oppenheimer was at the forefront of the Manhattan Project, responsible for the creation of the Manhattan Project.
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The Tallest Buildings in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom includes Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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The Tallest Buildings in Germany
The majority of Germany's skyscrapers can be found in Frankfurt.
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The Sampoong Department Store Disaster of 1995
The tragic collapse of this South Korean department store was due to construction flaws and resulted in the death of 502 people.
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US Cities With the Worst Road Rage
These results are from a study conducted by the Auto Insurance Centre, which looked at Instagram posts to determine cities with the most road rage.
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What Are Adobe Buildings?
An adobe is a building formed from material that is made from organic material from the earth.
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Tallest Buildings in Chicago
Constructed in 1974 and originally called the Sears Tower, the Willis Tower is the tallest Chicago skyscraper.
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The Top Wimbledon Winning Countries
United Kingdom tops the charts with the most champions at Wimbledon at 37.
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Piracy in Somalia
Piracy off the coast of Somalia has been plaguing the international shipping industry since the early 21st century leading to increased shipping expenses.
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Who Was Robert Moses?
Robert Moses as an urban planner who had a profound impact on New York City in the 20th century.
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Movements Throughout History - Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau was a movement popular between 1890 and 1910, as a reaction to academic art that had been popular throughout the 19th century.
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What Is The Religious Composition Of Norway?
84.70 % of the population of Norway practice Christianity while a significant population (10.10 %) are not affiliated to any faith.
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Australia's Oldest European Settlements
Australia had been inhabited for thousands of years by Indigenous Australians before European contact.
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What is Urbex?
Urbex, short for urban exploration, is the exploration of abandoned ruins of the manmade environment.
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The Shiloh Baptist Church Stampede of 1902
A simple error in hearing led to a horrendous stampede that claimed the lives of many and created utter chaos and confusion in a church building.
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The Gillingham Fair Fire Disaster: A Firefighting Demonstration Gone Horribly Wrong
A firefighting demonstration turned into a real fire show that trapped and killed firemen participating in the demonstration during the Gillingham Fair Fire Disaster.
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The Youngest Cities in the United States
According to data provided by the Big Cities Health Coalition, these are the cities with the highest populations of residents under 18.
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Animals Who Have Been Domesticated By Humans
Domestication refers to the influence that one species has over another (in this case humans).
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