A sitcom or situational comedy is a genre centered on a bounded group of characters who mainly carry over from episode to episode. Sitcoms originated in radio but nowadays are found predominantly on television as one of its prevalent narrative forms.
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European countries by monthly net average wage in $USD, adjusted to purchasing power parity. jamesw67 European contries by monthly net
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The Global Wind Atlas maps wind power density across the world. See where atmospheric currents race at 50 mph (80.47 km/h) every single day, and where air barely whispers at 3.5 mph (5.63 km/h).
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Where do 42 million people live together? The answer might surprise you. Today’s largest city isn’t where most people expect, and the journey from ancient Mesopotamia to modern megacities shows how empires, trade routes, and industrial revolutions reshaped where humans chose to live.
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SaxManSteve The most popular advanced education degrees among the American Governors and Canadian First Ministers: • Law – 25 states/provinces
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The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, also known as the Republic of Both Nations, was one of the largest and most populous countries in 16th and 17th century Europe. Its formation, heyday, and eventual collapse are a fascinating tale of political prowess, cultural richness, and complex historical forces.
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Twenty-seven countries maintain official state religions in 2025. Islam dominates North Africa and the Middle East, Christianity persists in parts of Europe, Buddhism in Southeast Asia.
Read MoreRenewables now generate about a quarter of America’s electricity. But that power doesn’t come from everywhere equally. Some regions have incredibly rich sun and wind resources, while others get far less.
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In 1938, the year before WW2, the United States had, by far, the largest economy worldwide in terms of GDP. The 5 Allied Great Powers that arose victorious from the war and the 3 Axis Tripartite Pact nations that were eventually defeated made up the 8 largest sovereign economies in 1938.
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For four minutes and six seconds, the eyes of the world were firmly set on Australia as the Australian Bureau
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