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Morfydd Clark financed her acting education journey from Cardiff to London by working as a barista, often being the only Welsh student at RADA. In 2022, she delayed her work on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power to care for her ill father, a depth of emotion that later enriched her performance.

In 1914, William Bowlus, a student, and several upperclassmen entered a freshman's room at St. John's College in Maryland to haze them. One of the freshmen shot Bowlus in the abdomen, resulting in his death. The group refused to identify the shooter, and a grand jury chose not to indict anyone.

During the 1960s, ski resorts often prohibited snowboarders, labeling them as "too unruly" and a "danger to skiing culture." Full acceptance of snowboarding by most resorts didn't occur until the late 1980s.

Humans lack specific receptors for detecting "wetness." Instead, the brain uses contextual cues like temperature and pressure to identify the presence of liquid.

Sharks, with their oldest known fossils dating back about 450 million years, predate Polaris. The youngest, largest, and brightest star in the Polaris system is only 70 million years old.

Benjamin Franklin never patented his inventions, believing that since society benefits from others' inventions, people should freely and generously share their own innovations.

In the late 1990s, the F.W. Woolworth department store chain shifted focus to its successful specialty shoe division. By 2001, the company officially rebranded as Foot Locker.

Even after muscle mass is lost, additional nuclei from previous training remain, facilitating easier muscle rebuilding in humans.

The Battle of B-R5RB, recognized as one of the largest player-versus-player battles in gaming history, occurred in EVE Online. The in-game losses were valued between $300,000 and $330,000 in real-world terms.

In 1943, Australian soldier Leslie Charles Allen heroically carried 12 American casualties to safety under heavy fire at Mt. Tambu, despite being injured. He earned the nickname "Bull" for his aggressive playing style in Australian Rules Football with his battalion.

Sources: 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480

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