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Ion propulsion systems under development at NASA accelerate slower than an average automobile, but can reach top speeds over half the speed of light on long trips.
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Not only did Willy the Shake come up with coumpound nouns (like "bedroom" or "stovepipe"), he also coined the following terms: hush, puke, anchovy, bandit, manager, glow, alligator, mimic, useless, and jig (among many, many, others).
Some say that lots of these terms were actually in common usage at the time, however Shakespeare was just the first person to put them into print.
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Could be...
This is a weird one...
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The U.S. federal government has spent nearly 3 times more on Agent Orange litigation and medical payments to veterans than had been spent on the entire Vietnam War.
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Some say that lots of these terms were actually in common usage at the time, however Shakespeare was just the first person to put them into print.

I am truly amassed; no one had ever put any of those words in print before Willy!!!
That is the most amassing fact in this thread!!

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The U.S. federal government has spent nearly 3 times more on Agent Orange litigation and medical payments to veterans than had been spent on the entire Vietnam War.
That works out to about $399 billion going on the estimated cost of $133 billion for the Vietnam war. I don't think so!!!!
With 2,594,000 Actually served in-country 1964 - 1973 that is $153,816.50 each if every one got payment.
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"Natural Gas" that is delivered to homes and businesses has 27 different additives that do not occur naturally.
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The war between England and Zanzibar in 1896 was the shortest war ever.
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The war between England and Zanzibar in 1896 was the shortest war ever.
How long was it?
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How long was it?
37, 38 or 45 mins depends on where you get the info from.
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