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<p>Van Ruisdael’s art made familiar places wild.</p>
<p>People got shorter in medieval Europe for a while. Possibly.</p>
<p>Are smarter people happier or sadder? Or neither?</p>
<p>Plastic is a product for humans. So why is found even in places we are not?</p>
<p>Forewarned is fore-armed.</p>
<p>Security and protection can be major restrictions to growth and learning.</p>
<p>It is an unusual twist of fortune that two men from the same Bohemian dynasty and sharing a common name and title were pivotal to two wars that ripped the heart from Europe</p>
<p>How was the average Irish person living before the potato famine?</p>
<p>It got cold in Ireland in early 2010. But let’s be honest- it wasn’t the apocalypse…</p>
<p>Caves in art represent what?</p>

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