What is something important that hppened in history in 2004?
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Bush was reelected...he's the first president to loose the popular vote in his first term and then be re-elected
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Most likely "world expansion".  If "industrial revolution" were a topic, that would be a better category.  The fire, which killed numerous women and children who worked in near forced labor conditions at the factory, was one of the worst industrial fires of all time.
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1.  9/11 obviously is top of the list.\n2.  Wars in Afgan. and Iraq\n3.  Natural disasters - Hurricanes and Tsunami\n4.  Passing of Pope John Paul\n5.  Y2K.....haha.  Remember that non-event?
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loads of stuff....did you pay attention in history class or perhaps the news......?
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The most important was the use of fire.  Right after that, although maybe more important in some respects, was the invention of the wheel.\n\nThe next really modern practical and convenient thing was indoor plumbing including the invention of the flush toilet.\n\nThings have come to the point where it is not so much a matter of being "better" as it is being "different".  My parents never had computers and got along just fine.  An iPod was totally unnecessary, as were peripheral things like Blueberries, and even something like cable TV was petty much unknown, and forget about cellphones, didn't exist.\n\nThe trend today is away from inventions based on steel and heavy machinery to products based on a few million lines of computer code.  The interesting thing about all of this is that as everything shifts to digital bits of magnestic dits, you will still need someone to fix your toilet.   So while the price of computer related hardware and software plummets through the floor, expect the cost to repair a toilet to skyrocket, until eventually you will be able to buy a massive supercomputer the size of a slice of bread for $20 but the cost to fix your toilet or unclog a drain will shoot up to well over a hundred times that.\n\nThe reason is simple: for every 1000 computer engineers, programmers and technicians, there will be only 1 plumber.  So in the future the programmers and computer technicians will be working 80 hour weeks for a barely minimum wage and living in public assisted housing projects whereas the plumber will be working a 20 hours week and living in a mansion, driving a Mercedes and a Bentley, and taking vacations to the Islands every month.
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Immigration\nGay Marriage\nWar in Iraq\nAbortion\n\nJust to name a few...
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The University of California Berkeley did a study on the subject.  I think it was in 2004 or 2005.
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try wikipedia there is some stuff there.
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Assuming you mean 2004...\nhttp://www.investor.agilent.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=103274&p=irol-sec#3909546
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hp \ncan u pick me for the best answer cuz i rally need a lot of points \nplz\nplz\nplz
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976
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This it?\n\n\nhttp://www.p4a.com/itemsummary/64648.htm
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Wikipedia says this year.
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Buy Microsoft Office 2004 u will find New Power Point.\nno now a days 2004 is avaialble.
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It varies per year. \n\nThe figure for 2004 was 15,798.
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Check their website... it should be under the history section.
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that was over a year ago