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Bible Fact #6: The King James Version Took Roughly Seven Years
Commissioned by King James I of England, the King James Version was produced by dozens of scholars working in teams and was completed and published in 1611.
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Bible Fact #5: The Bible Wasn't Written in English
The Old Testament was written primarily in Hebrew, with some portions in Aramaic, while the New Testament was written in Greek. English translations only began appearing many centuries later.
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Horde Monster Fact #5: The Zombie Survival Guide Popularized 'Aim for the Head'
Max Brooks’ The Zombie Survival Guide, published in 2003, is written as a deadpan real-world survival manual. It’s widely credited with cementing aiming for the head as the standard rule in modern zombie fiction.
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Wizard of Oz Fact #11: The Snow in the Poppy Field Was Asbestos
The snowfall that awakens Dorothy and her friends in the poppy field was created using industrial‑grade asbestos fibers. At the time, asbestos was commonly used in artificial snow for movies and holiday decorations. Although the health risks were not yet widely understood, the scene has since become infamous for its hazardous materials.
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