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The Treaty of Breda was a peace treaty signed in July 1667 at Breda, in the Dutch Republic, that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War. Its details are drawn from general knowledge and had not been checked against a specific source.

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Laughter can produce measurable physiological and psychological benefits, especially temporary stress relief and improved mood, but it is not a cure for disease or a substitute for medical treatment. Its benefits are closely tied to its social role.

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If Earth were scaled up to represent an atomic nucleus, an atom's electron cloud would extend roughly 1.3 billion km out, far beyond the Moon and into the outer solar system. Electrons have no single fixed distance because their positions are described by probability clouds rather than orbits.

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This article presents an approximate composite ranking of 50 countries with high standards of living in 2026, based on income, healthcare, education, safety, life expectancy, infrastructure, economic stability and overall quality of life. It is not an official ranking from a single organization.

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A 2003 genetic study linked a shared Y-chromosome lineage found across much of Asia to a common ancestor who may have lived around 1000 CE, a period that connects to Genghis Khan's family. The link is circumstantial, and geneticists note important limits on what it shows.

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The sky looks blue because gas molecules in the atmosphere scatter short-wavelength blue light far more strongly than red light. Sunsets look red and orange because blue light is scattered out of the direct beam over the longer path.

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