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Mississippi Queen: A Chopper Profile
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The Mississippi Queen is a custom motorcycle with a unique suspension system. See photos and specifications for this Harley-Davidson-powered chopper.
What are the twelve signs of the Zodiac?
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What are the twelve signs of the Zodiac?
How Trademarks Work
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A trademark is concerned with a company's need to identify its goods or services among its customers and potential customers. Learn how they work.
Where did the potato chip come from?
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You know you love the salty goodness of a potato chip, but where did the potato chip come from? Learn the history behind this salty treat.
Chaos Is Not Randomness: A Complex Systems Scientist Explains
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The world often seems chaotic and events appear to occur randomly, but what's the difference between chaos and randomness?
Are Money and Religion More Similar Than We Realize?
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know looks at what ties religion and money so closely together.
Modern Cars Are Kind of Boring. Why Is That?
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The CarStuff guys explore why there aren't more cool-looking, provocative cars with new features that make you gasp. Read more at HowStuffWorks.
Ridiculous History: When People Thought They Were Made of Glass
From royalty to the layperson, the glass delusion was common in medieval Europe. Learn more about the glass delusion at HowStuffWorks Now.
Irish Supreme Court Says Subway's Bread, Well, Isn't
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If Subway's bread is legally not bread, then what in the heck is it?
Yes, You Can Catch Up On Your Sleep!
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HowStuffWorks looks at a new study suggesting that sleeping in on the weekends is good for you.