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query-0 | in football whats the point of wasting the first two plays with a rush - up the middle - not regular rush plays i get those | [
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"text": "Keep the defense honest, get a feel for the pass rush, open up the passing game. An offense that's too one dimensional will fail. And those rushes up the middle can be busted wide open sometimes for big yardage."
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"text": "First, if it's a score that's in *any* way questionable, there should be a two-minute time out for review. When teams are allowed to run out their field goal units and take a quick extra point, before the booth might even have a chance to ... |
query-3 | How do we know all the money the government is getting from bank settlements is going back to the people? | [
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"text": "I'm pretty confident most of it isn't going back to the people. That's how politics works."
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"score": 0.6394643187522888,
"text": "Do people get money back after losing about 30% or do they still get nothing?",
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"id": "corpus-59827",
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"text": "To the people, businesses, banks, funds, and nations who pur... |
query-4 | What are good and bad sides of manual and automatic drive gear? | [
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"text": "Automatics weigh more, so that alone makes gas mileage worse. They are also more complicated, so that means reliability is going to be lower. It is easier to operate, which may free up your attention for focus on what is *outside* the car. Some p... | [
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"text": "Curious as to what different teams do for shifting, electric? Pneumatic? Manual by driver? How does it work for you?",
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"score": 0.6847555637359619,
"text": "Just got my first a... |
query-5 | How do muscles grow? | [
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"text": "I hope this answer qualifies as technical, yet simple enough (as I very rarely post here), but the basic idea that I understand is that your muscles rip and tear on a microscopic level when you are working out, and the harder you push those muscl... | [
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"text": "A lot of hormonal stuff happens that I don't know enough about to explain, but basically, you damage your body and your body goes \"well shit, I gotta be stronger if this is gonna keep happening.\" So then it gets stronger. Note that if you ... |
query-6 | Why does the water from my kitchen faucet taste different than the water from my bathroom faucet? Doesn't it come from the same place? | [
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"text": "Yes, but the pipes going to one place could have a build up that's changing the taste or the composition of the pipes can be different, i.e. pvc pipes going to your kitchen, but copper pipes to your bathroom."
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"text": "In short, this to my knowledge is a matter of habit. It doesn't really matter either way, it's just what people do. You could argue that cold water feels more refreshing, which, cleaning teeth, is a sensation you would enjoy. There may be oth... |
query-7 | If dark colours absorb more heat, why does light skin burn easier than dark skin? | [
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"text": "Two things going on here. First, heat doesn't have anything to do with sunburn, it's all about UV rays. Encountering more UV rays = more sunburn. However, dark skin absorbs more UV rays than pale skin. And in fact that's exactly why it burns less... | [
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"text": "Because sunburn isn't about heat: it's about UV light causing the same kind of damage that heat does to our skin. Melanin is a protein human bodies produce that protects against UV light; and is dark in color: basically, it absorbs UV (prevent... |
query-9 | Why is chickenpox worse as an adult? | [
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"text": "It's mostly due to the difference in immune system between a child and an adult. A primary varicella zoster infection (chickenpox) in adulthood is indeed associated with increased risk of complications. Most of these complications are due to the ... | [
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"text": "People who get chickenpox as adults can get lethal complications. When my brother and I had it as children, my Mum had already had it as a child and did not get it again. My Dad had not had it as a child, and experienced a more severe case t... |
query-10 | How do movies not get uploaded online in HD from movie theater employees before their DVD release? | [
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"text": "The theater will be fined a massive amount of money for allowing a leak, the person leaking it will be fined a massive amount of money for uploading it, and they automatically lose their job. This is a combination of copyright law violation and ... | [
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"text": "The files are carefully controlled to prevent that happening, and it is identifiable where and who such a leaked file would have come from. Someone working on the film isn't likely to have access to the entire thing, just the part they work ... |
query-11 | Can defense attorneys 'throw' a case if they know their clients are guilty? | [
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"text": "Yes, they could 'throw' a case. However, that's a serious ethics violation which would almost certainly cause disbarment if found out, and not only that, the conviction could then be appealed based on ineffective assistance of counsel (embodied ... | [
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"text": "Quite the contrary, the defense attorney has a duty to defend his client to the best of ability, which means getting a verdict of not guilty if possible or the lowest possible sentence otherwise. Whether he knows the defendant is guilty or n... |
query-12 | why, when intoxicated, does it feel like everything is spinning when you close your eyes but stops spinning when you open them? | [
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"text": "the fluid in your inner ear keeps you orientated and standing upwards, although when your drunk certain functions in your brain don't work as well or as they are meant to. So if you've had a bit too much to drink, your brain might not be able to... | [
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"text": "In relative terms, drunk \"spins\" is actually dizziness, or vertigo. A quote from [Wikipedia](_URL_0_). > Alcohol can affect balance, by changing the viscosity of the endolymph within the otolithic membrane, the fluid inside the semicircul... |
query-14 | What's the meaning of the phrase "I've got a bone to pick with you." | [
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"text": "If you have a bone to pick with someone, it means they've annoyed or insulted you and you need to talk to them about it. According to the Oxford English Dictionary (via a thread in /r/etymology) \"a bone to pick\" originally meant something that... | [
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"text": "I'm not expert but I would assume it has to do with the phrase \"having skeletons in your closet\"",
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"text": "When u both wanna bone each other A lot of... |
query-15 | Why can't we just taste candy or Sweets and then spit it out to avoid its unhealthy attributes? What makes us swallow it to get satisfaction? | [
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"text": "You absolutely could. But the fact is that evolution shaped our tastes. That's why fatty foods and sweet foods are so appealing to out taste buds. It is our bodies way of saying \"That has lots of calories and will help us avoid starving.\" The... | [
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"text": "If medicine tasted good, people would be way more likely to use more than they needed. That could cause problems if people took medicine they didn't need, or overdosed on medicine because it tasted good. Making medicine taste bad enough to d... |
query-17 | Why do you see weird colors when you press your eyes? | [
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"text": "If I had to take a guess, no expert, just had anatomy and physiology through college, I'd imagine it'd have something to do with the rods and cones in your eyes and the optic nerve. When you push on your eyes, you probably disrupt the innervatio... | [
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"text": "I'm on my mobile right now, so I'll come back and edit in some sources later, but by and large this is a fatigue or stress response. Additionally, excessive caffeine can cause this to happen as well. It really is fascinating how sensitive ou... |
query-18 | If a movie production has $5,000,000 (estimated) Budget, must some of that money go to the actors? or only movie's production quality? | [
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"text": "It has to include equipment, pay for employees (all cast, crew, and extras), fees, *food* on larger productions, constryucting sets, making costume,s all of the makeup artists, set design, sound guy, camera guy, lighting guy, dozens of other spe... | [
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"text": "Quite a lot. First the cinema will take a cut to pay expenses, which depends on all different things. The money left after in-house expenses will then be divided between the cinema and the studio. The split will depend on what has been negot... |
query-19 | What classifies an island as an island? Aren't all continents etc essentially large islands? | [
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"text": "While not universally true (especially in the case of Europe who gets to be called its own continent for purely cultural/political reasons) A continent is considered to be the primary landmass on its tectonic plate. If you look at a map of tecto... | [
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"text": "Well there are small islands just off the coast off the mainland around the world too. The middle of the ocean is very deep. Continents exist because the continental crust is higher than the ocean crust. Islands just off the mainland exist ... |
query-20 | why does wikipedia ask for donations almost every month? do they really need it to not disappear? | [
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"score": 0.766430675983429,
"text": "Wikipedia's biggest issue is that their amazing service requires constant overhead. So donations keep it running. Have you ever been inside a server location. That shit is cold, and cold is expensive."
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"text": "_URL_0_ The main reason is that ads will compromise Wikipedia's neutrality and integrity. With ads, companies could use their leverage on Wikipedia to force it to change its content.",
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query-21 | How does a water purifier jug work and could you put 3rd world ditch water through one and drink safely? | [
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"text": "The passive type of jug won't filter out bacteria and other things that can make you sick. There is a thing called [LifeStraw](_URL_0_) that can do this, but it forces water through a filter as you use it. Something like a reverse osmosis system ... | [
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"text": "Lots of people out there live outside of cities, they have water softeners, etc. But still the water is skanky and nasty. So, the britta filter comes to the rescue! It removes sulfer, iron, calcium, nitrates, and other nasty tasting stuff. In ... |
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