An Exoneration of Crows
I looked up the origins of “caucus” in the Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology...
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Read MoreSlightly condensed from an article in the March 1949 American Legion Magazine by Paul Gardner In mid-summer of 1946 Bill Veeck limped into Cleveland to head up a syndicate which had bought out the 6th place Indians....
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Read MorePart 1: On Genghis Khan, Racing Trophies, and USMLE Score Creep by Brian Carmody, MD Genghis Khan was the leader of the Mongol Empire. At its largest, his army numbered around 130,000 soldiers, consisting primarily of a...
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