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that Americans are the most charitable people in the world. Americans are about twice as generous in their private giving as Canadians, and 3-15 times as charitable as the residents of other developed nations. Americans also volunteer more than almost any other wealthy people.

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The most powerful commercial radio station ever was WLW (700KHz AM), which during certain times in the 1930s had a radiated power of 500kW. This station had a reach that extended half way around the world during the night, and people living close to the transmitter were able to hear the audio coming through their kitchenware, furniture, and even their beds.

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The Inughuit, the northernmost indigenous people in the world, have developed a unique culture that has enabled them to survive in the extreme Arctic environment. Despite being geographically separated from other Inuit populations, they have managed to maintain their distinct identity. However, they only make up 1% of Greenland s current population.

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Sequoyah single-handedly created the Cherokee writing system, which is one of the few instances in history where someone from an illiterate group developed an official script from the ground up. In a quarter of a century, almost all Cherokee people had learned to read and write, and this achievement sparked the development of numerous indigenous writing systems around the world.

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The National Eagle Repository in Colorado, USA takes in deceased bald and golden eagles for processing, with the parts then being sent to Native Americans for ceremonial use. Currently, there are 6000 people on the waiting list for these parts.

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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner created an award named after him to annually recognize people who protect the First Amendment rights of Americans.

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that Blind People Can process speech up to 3x times faster(25 syllables per second at Their Best!) in comparison to Normal Individuals. This is because their brain is able to repurpose their visual cortex to enhance their auditory sensing capabilities.

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