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How Roundabouts Work
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Roundabouts aren't all that complicated, but they're still relatively rare in the U.S., especially when compared with France.
10 Tips for Genealogy Scrapbooking
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A meaningful and fun project is to do a scrapbook of your family history. Get some tips on genealogy scrapbooking from HowStuffWorks.
How Airlines Work
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How did the guy in the next seat pay less for a ticket than you did? Explore how airlines work, how ticket prices are set and more.
Inside 'The Water Horse'
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The Water Horse is a movie about the mythical Loch Ness Monster. Take an inside look at The Water Horse and see pictures from the Water Horse movie.
How Many of the World's Ugliest Cars Can You Identify?
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There is ugly and then there is hideous! Car design can be a little hit and miss at times. Let's see how many ugly cars you can identify.
Two Truths and a Lie: The Bible Quiz
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Wait, should we be lying about the Good Book? Hey, it's for a good cause: Take our quiz, and you'll come out with a better understanding of what's in the Bible and what's not. Honest!
Famous Historical Couples
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These pictures of famous historical couples show some of the most famous power pairings in history. Take a look at pictures of famous couples.
How Tunnels Work
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Constructing a tunnel is one of the most complex challenges in the field of civil engineering. Learn about the basics behind tunnels.
How the Green Berets Work
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John F. Kennedy called the green beret "a symbol of excellence, a badge of courage, a mark of distinction in the fight for freedom" -- a nod to the most formidable arm of the U.S. military. The Green Berets, or Special Forces, are America's first line of defense around the world.
Is a free market "free" if it's regulated?
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A free market is subject to peaks and troughs in a bustling or failing economy -- no one regulates it. Learn how a free market works and theories behind it.