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r/buffalobills•

Bills lead the game 35-3 going into half. Indianapolis comes out in the second half and quickly rattles off 14 unanswered points before the refs realize that Phillip Rivers is actually on the sideline in a fake gray beard and Frank Reich is playing QB.

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r/AskHistorians•

For the period from 1968 - 1997 (20 year limit), what policies / laws (Federal or State Gov.) have been enacted since (or were in place and continued) the civil rights movement that created an unfair advantage for white Americans or had a negative impact on African American (or other minority) communities. Specifically, I am interested in what specific mechanisms (gerrymandering? redlining?) are considered to have contributed to institutional racism in the US and what the impacts of those policies /laws has been .

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r/AskHistorians•

How do these two women (or any others) rule as a queen and why did it not happen more often? What major challenges did they have to overcome to keep the throne in their own right (no king / tsar)? What impact did their gender have on their rule and how did it impact relations with other male monarchs or their own nobility? Was there any legal restriction on Women being sole ruler... why did a male heir not get chosen / if a women could legally be a monarch why did it not happen more often?

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r/personalfinance•

Can you have a 401K and a traditional IRA such that you are deferring taxes on both. I was looking at a tax calculator that had a warning when you entered maximum traditional IRA contributions and 401K contributions that you would not receive tax dedications for an IRA if your had a 401K through your work. Is this true?

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r/personalfinance•

Wanted to get feedback on this...I have a high paying job (100K in lower cost of living area, upstate NY) and relative job security but starting from zero with large student loan debts (~100 K). I am trying to balance paying off higher interest debt (~12 K at 6.5%, ~8K at 5.5% all other debt is at ~3% and i plan to pay mins), and maxing out tax advantaged stocks. it seems like the best way to do this is to make max contributions to 401K and Roth and run down my cash reserves. After April my Roth Contributions would be ~11K and could supplement my emergency fund if needed. I know conventional wisdom of personal finance is big on emergency fund but it seems incorrect to miss a roth contributio

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Wanted to get feedback on this...I have a high paying job (100K in lower cost of living area, upstate NY) and relative job security but starting from zero with large student loan debts (~100 K). I am trying to balance paying off higher interest debt (~12 K at 6.5%, ~8K at 5.5% all other debt is at ~3% and i plan to pay mins), and maxing out tax advantaged stocks. it seems like the best way to do this is to make max contributions to 401K and Roth and run down my cash reserves. After April my Roth Contributions would be ~11K and could supplement my emergency fund if needed. I know conventional wisdom of personal finance is big on emergency fund but it seems incorrect to miss a roth contrib

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