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Billy Joel’s We Didn’t Start the Fire famously races through history like a checklist, jumping from headline to celebrity to global crisis without stopping to explain any of it. The song packs decades of cultural and political moments into a few breathless verses, trusting listeners to recognize the names as they fly by.
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One of the best parts about road trips is how flexible they are. You can follow a clear plan, take detours on a whim, or build a route that mixes famous landmarks with hidden places you discover along the way. Today, AI tools help make it even easier to find interesting stops, compare route ideas, and uncover places you might never have searched for on your own.
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Across continents, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage sites tell the story of human ambition and nature’s power. They include snow-capped peaks, bustling medieval streets, desert ruins, rainforests and sacred landmarks. Each location marks a point where culture or landscape shaped our present world.
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Google Sheets is more than just a place for storing rows of data or running basic calculations. Hidden in its menus are powerful tools that make organizing, cleaning and analyzing information easier and faster. Whether you’re sorting customer lists, calculating your profit or preparing addresses for mapping, these tips can help you get more out of every spreadsheet.
In May 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark—along with Clark’s enslaved servant York and an assortment of expedition members—set out from St. Louis on a journey commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson. Known as the
