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Yes, eventually?

Well, yes -- in the 21st century women should be encouraged to enter traditionally male-dominated fields like excavation and mining.

Though the split happened because the Soviets thought they should be master of all Communist countries and the Chinese had different ideas on the topic.

Yes, the Diplomatic Revolution for one.

This sounds like something they'd name an Italian character in an old Bugs Bunny cartoon.

Spoken like a true burglar.

"Revolutionary Paris" had me thinking about this entirely the wrong way.

It's the Daily Mail, so it's not likely to be, you know...at all like this.

Good thing he didn't throw his drinking problem overboard instead.

Fingers crossed it's Thingumy and Bob.

Ganong makes Chicken Bones, which are a cinnamon candy. They're mostly chocolate, though: Pal-o-Mine chocolate bars, Delecto Peanut Clusters, and they're introducing a new one they bought out from an American manufacture: Sixlets, which look like chocolate M&M's from the pictures and their website.

Prana makes a bunch of nut snacks like salted cashews and almonds.

It's worth noting that "No one had ever traced such a track, as a modern navigator would do" is just wrong. Joseph B. Murdock was with the United States Coast Survey and an instructor at the US Naval Academy and he came up with San Salvador as the landing site at the turn of the 20th century. Historian Samuel Eliot Morison sailed up and down the US' East Coast in a small boat just for funsies and so knew that kind of navigation as well as anyone; he came up with San Salvador too in the 1930s.