Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Humanities/June 2016
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June 2[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 2
- What was the relative proportion of Scots to English in the American South?
- Washington's Business and occupation tax and Boeing
- Does Lviv hold the record?
- Hillary Clinton will not release her transcripts of speeches on Wall Street. Doesn't anyone else have copies of them?
- Syedlitz
- Italian units in the Generalgouvernement
June 3[edit]
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- Why aren't World's Fairs as big as they used to be?
- Comparative Prices at Burger King
- Inheritance of government by blood
June 4[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 4
- Absentee voting in a US general election
- What happens to a person's Social Security contributions if he dies before collecting any of them?
June 5[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 5
- Ukraine
- Functional representation
- Civil war (boards with holes in)
- Public bodies
- Couldn't Richard Nixon be brought up on state criminal charges to nullify his federal pardon?
June 6[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 6
- Calling ex-Presidents "President"
- this user enquires the real life term which is utilized to describe the situation of "ghost protocol"
June 7[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 7
- Ramadan fasting, when you are way up north
- Timing of Islamist suicide attacks
- Is what remains of the U.K.'s "Jews Relief Act" constitutional?
- What's the UK equivalent to "unconstititonal" ?
- headgear
June 9[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 9
- Implication of solutrean hypothesis
- Past occurrences of major-party United States opposing presidential candidates being from the same state?
- bees in ancient civilizations
June 10[edit]
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- Should tennessine be tanasine?
- "Illegal coup in Kiev" on Portal:Ukraine
- English legal history - mode of trial
June 11[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 11
- Can a pardon be rescinded or revoked?
- this user enquires the names of philosophers whose works are on failure, deterministic nature of existence, control
June 12[edit]
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- Historical border colonization proposals/attempts/programs
- Family tree question: What is the relationship called between siblings of a married couple?
- Lahu surnames
June 13[edit]
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June 14[edit]
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June 15[edit]
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June 16[edit]
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- Ritual impurity due to contact with a dying person in Judaism
- Public image of government organisations
June 17[edit]
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- Could you resign from the SS?
- Bridges over the Rhine in March 1945
- Identify the journalist
- Jonathan Swift, still copyrighted?
June 18[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 18
- A book on History of Korea
- What were the Isis medals?
- Individual vs collective accountability in safety critical industries
June 19[edit]
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June 20[edit]
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June 21[edit]
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- On crime and punishment
- The FBI issued redacted transcripts of Omar Mateen's 9-1-1 phone calls from the Orlando Pulse Nightclub murders.
- Who is in charge of the security inside diplomatic missions of the Holy See?
- Who says the Brexit is not binding?
- Family tree question: What is the relationship called between siblings of a married couple? (June 12)
- Why did fathers support the education of their daughters in ancient times?
- Third Reich World War II Strategy
- Filibuster Rule
June 22[edit]
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- Regional parties in the European Parliament
- May a monarchy be considered fully democratic?
- Hitler had a habit of shooting people that disagreed with him
June 23[edit]
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- Historical Co-Development of Bread & Beer
- Flying Then and Now
- If a person has immunity, how could (and why would) they plead the Fifth?
- Were the US ships in the Revolutionary War part of the United States Navy?
June 24[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 24
- New prime minister
- Vote percentages
- Prussian guard uniform
- Is there a name for this style of art?
- EU Referendum Outcome
June 25[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2016 June 25
- Berkshire Hathaway 2016 Annual Shareholders Meeting
- Does the Scottish Parliament have the power to legislate referendums, or does that rest with Westminster?
- Process of Brexit
- Graveyard plans for 1862 for All Saints Church, Weston, Newark, Nottinghamshire
June 26[edit]
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- Reference of Liberland page for italian language readers.
- Recovery of the British stock market only - why?
- Brexit and the British Economy
June 27[edit]
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- What does this quote from the Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan article mean?
- Car brand identification
- Derrida and sovereignty
- Number of people killed at Auschwitz
- The Eumenides
- Boris Johnson
June 28[edit]
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- Weston, Newark, Nottinghamshire
- Homosexuality in Tudor England
- Assassination attempt on Shirley Waldemar Baker
- Ignotus
June 29[edit]
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