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“TIME Inc.’s researchers are conspicuous because they are women,” noted one 1944 pamphlet for employees
over 4 years ago
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Their first store opened on May 5, 1978
over 5 years ago
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It wasn’t intended ever to be heard again
over 5 years ago
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It started in the Middle Ages
almost 6 years ago
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The impulse now exemplified by the Guinness Book of World Records dates back centuries—but how do you measure a record without a stopwatch?
about 6 years ago
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Ancient Romans did use the hand sign, but back then it didn’t mean “good job.”
about 6 years ago
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Here’s how they were able to do their jobs long before the Internet
over 6 years ago
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“Adult coloring books” are actually even older than coloring books for kids are, and both kinds have a long history
over 6 years ago
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On the first anniversary, revolutionaries and royals celebrated side by side
over 6 years ago
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People have been complaining almost from the start
over 6 years ago
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Yellow cabs first appeared in the early 1900s but in NYC it’s mandated by law
over 6 years ago
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FM radio was patented in 1933 and took decades to reach popularity, but might be on its way out
almost 7 years ago
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It’s not just a matter of bad teeth or long exposure times
about 7 years ago
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Credit cards became big business in the 1950s
about 7 years ago
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Romans may have used three names, but that’s not why Americans have middle names today.
over 7 years ago
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What day is it anyway?
over 7 years ago
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They’re called ‘Skutniks’
almost 8 years ago
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From an archaeologist to a nun
almost 8 years ago
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The first demonstration sold 400 Slinkys within 90 minutes
about 8 years ago
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Celebrations on Oct. 30 are a complicated subject
about 8 years ago
