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World War II was a catastrophe of epic dimensions due to its unprecedented scale, involving over 100 million people from more than 30 countries and resulting in an estimated 70-85 million fatalities. The war's widespread devastation included significant civilian casualties, genocide, and the use of atomic weapons, altering global power dynamics. Additionally, it led to massive economic upheaval and the displacement of millions, reshaping borders and societies for generations to come. The conflict fundamentally changed international relations, leading to the establishment of the United Nations and the Cold War era.
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Why was the world trade center made?
The World Trade Center was made from framed tube structures. The outer box was made of steel columns. It took close to four years for the World Trade Center to be completely finished.
Who was the first inventor of the world?
Mulims Allah Made the World for the First time.
What made Baghdad the jewel of the world?
iraq
Who made the worlds biggest diamond?
Mother Nature made the world's biggest diamond.
Who made the first watch in the world?
Peter Henlein, 1511
What is the most epic thing?
The most epic thing in the world is probably the person who made that question because it isHILARIOUS
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Who made the woman?
Epic fail!
Who made the womanizer parody?
Epic fail!
What rhymes with fade but with an apostrophe?
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What was Patty Loveless 1st Epic Album and when was it made?
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How many games have epic games made?
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