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10 Coincidences That Helped Shape US History

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(via Listverse) Sometimes, it’s better to be lucky than good. Other times, if it weren’t for bad luck, we’d have

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(via Listverse) Human history has often not been kind to women. Even when they escaped the strict boundaries society placed

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(via CNN) A record-setter. A patent holder. Eddie Van Halen’s achievements are as legendary as his guitar playing. As the

(via Listverse) Humans have been mucking about inventing things for thousands of years, and many of the items we take

(via Atlas Obscura) The famous gateway to the United States lay abandoned for years before it was restored.

(via Mental Floss) In 1999, Albert Einstein was awarded Time‘s Person of the Century. The father of special and general

(via Amusing Planet) At the southernmost tip of South America, beyond the Andes, lies the beautiful and colorful city of

(via Atlas Obscura) The strange truth about leftovers is that they often taste better the next day. It seems counter-intuitive:

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(via Grunge) We know their names, we’ve seen their films and TV shows, but sometimes we forget that some of

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(via BuzzFeed) In 1956, the Southdale Shopping Center, located in Edina, Minnesota, opened to the public as the first modern

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(via Mental Floss) When you think of 19th-century women’s literature, it’s likely you automatically think of the Brontë sisters, Jane

(via Great Big Story) Twenty-four-year-old Frenchman Guirec Soudée set out to see the world from a different vantage point: his