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31 March 2014
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30 March 2014
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29 March 2014
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- ... that 18F (logo pictured), the new United States federal government digital services agency based on lean startup principles, was created in response to complications in Healthcare.gov's rollout?
- ... that artist Sam Peffer painted covers for the James Bond paperback book series, as well as posters for the films Prisoner of the Cannibal God, and Hussy starring Helen Mirren?
- ... that Hard Drive Productions, Inc. v. Does 1–1,495 was a case in which BitTorrent users could not legally retain their anonymity after charges of copyright infringement were brought against them?
- ... that members of the Ladies' Alpine Club toasted the Alpine Club at their annual dinner, despite not being permitted to join it?
- ... that late in life, Professor Nils Kock, developer of the Kock pouch, collaborated with Egyptian Professor Mohamed Ghoneim to further develop his techniques in Third World nations?
- ... that Rachel Mahon played the music of Star Wars in "five-inch stiletto heels and blue sequined spandex"?
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28 March 2014
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27 March 2014
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26 March 2014
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25 March 2014
- 19:15, 25 March 2014 (UTC)
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- ... that Jan van Beers (caricatured) was largely unknown until the scandal of being accused of painting over a photograph brought him worldwide fame?
- ... that the group Pareiasauromorpha includes parareptiles that lived from 271 to 252 million years ago?
- ... that DJ Cassidy's forthcoming album aims to "bring back the greatest and most universal dance music of all time"?
- ... that reported cases of rape in Belgium increased by 20% in just two years, from 2009 to 2011?
- ... that Ben Sneesby survived childhood cancer and went on to compete at the Paralympics for Great Britain?
- ... that when tulips reached Antwerp in 1562, they were mistaken for vegetables?
24 March 2014
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23 March 2014
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22 March 2014
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21 March 2014
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20 March 2014
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19 March 2014
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18 March 2014
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17 March 2014
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16 March 2014
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15 March 2014
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14 March 2014
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13 March 2014
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- ... that Leila Schneps (pictured), mathematician, researcher, and author of Math on Trial also writes mathematically-themed murder mysteries under the pen-name Catherine Shaw?
- ... that the time of Swedish rule in Estonia is sometimes referred to as the "good old Swedish times" in Estonia?
- ... that the Women's Premiership currently comprises Bristol Ladies, Darlington Mowden Park Sharks, Lichfield Ladies, Richmond Women, Saracens Women, Wasps Ladies, Worcester Ladies and Aylesford Bulls Ladies, after having defeated Thurrock T-Birds in a playoff?
- ... that Général de Brigade Henri Vanwaetermeulen began his career in the French Army as a private soldier?
- ... that a two-and-a-half-hour film of Anachronox's cut scenes won the 2002 Machinima Film Festival for Best Picture?
- ... that, after losing a child, journalist and author Mrs. C. S. Peel abandoned writing to sell hats, but started up again after ill health forced her to close her shop?
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12 March 2014
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11 March 2014
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- ... that the Kettle Creek (pictured) watershed contains eight percent of the Class A Wild Trout Streams in Pennsylvania?
- ... that Karin Rehnqvist composed Puksånger & lockrop for singers Susanne Rosenberg and Lena Willemark, in which a section of kulning (cattle calling) "represents a rebellion"?
- ... that Miguel Delibes was once the director of El Norte de Castilla?
- ... that Paralympian James Whitley has been skiing since he was four years old?
- ... that Barack Obama addressed the German public, seeking to mend relations described as "worse than ... the low-point in 2003 during the Iraq War" due to mass surveillance charges?
- ... that Bexhill Museum refused to accept a portrait of its principal founder after she died?
10 March 2014
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9 March 2014
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- ... that a painting by Lucy Madox Brown (pictured as a child) was described by Dante Gabriel Rossetti as a "perfect picture"?
- ... that Cordelia E. Cook, the first woman to receive the Bronze Star Medal, was also awarded the Purple Heart?
- ... that before entering into films, Sharada Ramanathan was working as a cultural activist?
- ... that in 2001, Ewa Ziarek wrote the book An Ethics of Dissensus?
- ... that runner Marie Dollinger represented Germany in three Olympic Games, broke Olympic records and set a world record, but never won an Olympic medal?
- ... that Australian artist Dorrit Black was influenced by the Modernist and Cubist art movements because of her studies in London and Paris?
- ... that Soerip went from "Miss" to "Grandmother" in between films?
8 March 2014
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7 March 2014
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6 March 2014
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5 March 2014
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4 March 2014
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3 March 2014
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2 March 2014
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1 March 2014
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