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Can the Queen’s Guard Really Not React to People While on Duty?
Gianna D. asks: On movies the guards outside of Buckingham palace can’t move while on duty, is this true? “The Queen’s Guard” comprise of various […]
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In 1987, then president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Dr. Don Harper Mills, went on stage at a banquet for members of that […]
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Can the Queen’s Guard Really Not React to People While on Duty?
Gianna D. asks: On movies the guards outside of Buckingham palace can’t move while on duty, is this true? “The Queen’s Guard” comprise of various […]
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You Should Know About Jury Nullification
Since before the U.S. was a country, juries in the American system of justice were being impaneled to be the “triers of evidence,” or as […]
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Can the Queen’s Guard Really Not React to People While on Duty?
Gianna D. asks: On movies the guards outside of Buckingham palace can’t move while on duty, is this true? “The Queen’s Guard” comprise of various […]
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1006) While Amanda McBroom is probably best known for her role as Judge Advocate General Captain Philippa Louvois in what is generally considered one of […]
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The Space Shuttle Discovery and Its Toilet
The following is an article from Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader A while back we told you the story of the WWII submarine that was lost […]
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Why is it Called “Going Dutch” When You Pay for Yourself?
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Yadav and the Param Vir Chakra
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Can the Queen’s Guard Really Not React to People While on Duty?
Gianna D. asks: On movies the guards outside of Buckingham palace can’t move while on duty, is this true? “The Queen’s Guard” comprise of various […]
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The Truth About the Road Not Taken, The Rose / Star Trek connection, What “Trump” Means in the UK, and more in Yet Another 10 Quick Facts
1006) While Amanda McBroom is probably best known for her role as Judge Advocate General Captain Philippa Louvois in what is generally considered one of […]
