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Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why do many Greek names end in "poulos" or with an "is"? For example, Papadopoulos, Zagorakis, etc.? What is the reason behind it? Niko Vasileas, B.A. Sociology & History, Our Lady Of The Elms (2018) • Updated January 20, 2019 "Why do many Greek names end in "poulos" or with an "is"? For example, Papadopoulos, Zagorakis, etc.? What is the reason behind it?" -poulos/-opoulos is a Greek suffix meani... Read More » Why do Taiwanese and mainland Chinese people view Malaysian Chinese more positively than Singaporean Chinese? Bill Chen, lives in Singapore • Answered July 2 The Malaysian Chinese is more Chinese than Malaysian. The Chinese singaporean is more singaporean than Chinese. The Chinese in Malaysia are a marginalized people, euphemistic... Read More » I've been on chess.com for the past 2 months and have played over a thousand games, yet I've been unable to leave 100 elo range (rapid, chess username s_chanch). What should I do? Jatter Perdoe • Updated April 13 Ok, I looked through a bunch of your matches. Here are my thoughts: You are playing opponents with 200 elo on chess(dot)com … these are people who barely learned how to move... Read More » If you rank the world's nations with 1 as unconquerable, 2 can be conquered by 1, 3 by 1 and 2, and so forth, which 13 nations would you be left with? Tobias Glendenning • Updated February 13 EDIT: Disclaimer the groups are based on ANY country within a group being able to invade countries in a lighter group and being able to be invaded by any darker country. NO... Read More » Is it even possible to put a microchip in a liquid vaccine? Mike Rightmire, Molecular Biotechnologist and Bioinformaticist • Updated May 14 Is it even possible to put a microchip in a liquid vaccine? Sure. But this is probably the wrong question. The smallest microchip in the world is currently the Hitachi's at .... Read More » Read More in Your Feed

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