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10 of History's Most Notorious Traitors

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Can you name 10 of history's most notorious traitors? Find out 10 of history's most notorious traitors at HowStuffWorks.

How the U.S. Navy Works

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The U.S. Navy is the biggest in the world. It is divided into operating forces and shore establishment.

Ultimate Guide to Teething

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Teething can be a difficult process for children. Visit HowStuffWorks to learn all about teething.

How Land Trusts Work

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Land trusts have been used for both good and bad. Find out the pros and cons of land trusts at HowStuffWorks.

How the Peace Corps Works

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The Peace Corps is a program that provides foreign aid to developing countries. Learn about the Peace Corps and find out how to become a Peace Corps volunteer.

How Rabies Works

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Are you wondering how rabies works? Learn how rabies works and how it can be prevented.

How Animal Domestication Works

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Animal domestication happened long ago. Find out which animals were domesticated first and why animals were domesticated at all.

How Campaign Finance Works

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Campaign finance is big business and may cost you a presidency. Learn about campaign finance history, contributions, spending and reform strategies.

How Building a Business Identity Works

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Establishing a clear and memorable identity is one of the most important first steps in starting a new business. Read more here.

How Gold Works

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We love it. We wear it glittering around our necks and sparkling at our ears, wrists and feet. We pass it down to our children and hoard it in secret stashes. Why is this precious metal so prized?

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