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Christmas List Traditions in Different Countries
Children of the world write their Christmas lists in letters to Santa Claus or his brothers and sisters in spirit. But how do they do it in different countries? Let’s discover!
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Chemical Elements Named After Scientists
Elements of the periodic table are sometimes named after people. Often intentionally, and sometimes accidentally. Read the details in this article.
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Scary Traditional Halloween Stories
Modern Halloween stories are well known to many. But what did people think of this holiday centuries ago? Five spooky tales at your service.
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Australian Inventions
How many inventions do you think come from Australia? Probably not very much? That’s very far from the truth, Australians are very inventive.
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Mythical Horses
List about horses in blog about lists.
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Milestones of the Dow Jones Industrial Average with Real Value and Chart (Checked in 2024)
A short history of the Dow Jones index, as well as its main milestones.
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Is this a good habit for study?
We place our hopes on children and want them to do well in school. Unfortunately, our demands are often completely useless. Let's figure out why.
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Shakespeare Didn’t Do That
William Shakespeare accomplished many things, but there are also many he did not do. Let's find out what they are.
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This List Is Unpleasant for Scots
Who would have thought such things about the symbols of Scotland...
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7 Remarkable Messages in Bottles
Sealing a message in a bottle and throwing it into the sea seems like a very romantic activity. Here is a list of 7 real-life examples in this article.
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11 Steps to an Irresponsible Child
Jane Bluestein, a speaker on parenting and school education, wrote a book of lists for parents in 1997. There is a list of harmful tips, and we will look into it here.
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Almost All Books of Lists (119 of Them + Full Texts!)
There are many different versions of “The Book of Lists”. But how many?