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    a world without rules

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    couldn’t really say what’s good or bad. I think the existence of rules keeps people from deviating from the norm for fear of consequences‚ but if there were no negative consequences for people’s actions‚ people could ideally‚ do whatever they wanted without fear of retribution or being outcasted. Imagine there being no consequence for murder or rape. How many scorned people are out there plotting revenge on people‚ but never act on their thoughts because they fear the repercutions of their actions? I

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    water and me

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    lagao toh dar jayegi‚ Upar laoge toh mar jayegi Meaning: Fish is the queen of water‚ whose life is water; It is scared of the touch and out of water it shall perish This is not just true for fish‚ but for any life on the earth. The biosphere with its fauna and flora owes its existence to water. In the solar system it is only our earth that is credited with water‚ that too just 1% of the entire water‚ that is potable. It is therefore a gift and a coincidence‚ too. Man has therefore a

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    Importance of Water

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    impossible without water. Without water men die of dehydration About 70% of the human body is water. Of the total surface of the earth‚ 75 % is water and just below the surface of the land in most areas there is a saturated layer known as the water table. Animals and plants have large percentages of water in their make-up and some animals regulate their movements according to the water sources. If there is no water there can be no life. The moon is a sterile desert because there is no water in it. It

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    Earth Quake in Pakistan

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    senseless to their own state of distress. The earth shaking earth quake of 8th October‚ proved the mendacity (falsehood) of the idea. The nation witnessed the worst natural disaster on the 8th of October when an earth quake of the intensity of 7.6 was recorded on the rector scale. It shattered the nation. In the federal capital the Margalla towers were razed to the ground. The northern areas and parts of N. W. F.P. were virtually eaten up by the cruel earth. A whole generation of people was annihilated

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    a day without math

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    the twenty second century‚ I know how ridiculous their thoughts were. Of course‚ the world would not end.‚ and it didn’t. However‚ the people of 1818 had a better reason to panic. You see‚ ever since that fateful year‚ the people of planet earth have lived without a subject known as math. Although there are several theories explaining the loss of math‚ I have been taught by my parents that the loss of math was because of a miscalculation. In January of 1899 while the American government was experimenting

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    Water for life

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    Water is composed of Oxygen and Hydrogen. It is found in wells‚ springs‚ ponds‚ rivers‚ canals and oceans. About one fourth of the earth is covered with water. It is obtained mainly from the rains. Water is really a precious gift of Nature. It has no taste‚ no smell‚ and no colour. The other name of water is life. We cannot live without water. We drink it‚ cook our food with it‚ bathe in it‚ and wash our body and things with it. The farmers need water for growing crops or plants. With water‚ the

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    Water Is Precious

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    16. The Crow 17. The Dog 18. The Cat 19. The Parrot 20. The Peacock 21. The Ostrich 22. The Butterfly 23. The Railway Station 24. Street Beggars 25. Rice 26. Snakes 27. Hobbies 28. Rain 29. The Sea 30. The Rainbow 31. Deserts 32. The Moon 33. The Earth 34. Our School Library 35. A Cruel Boy 36. The Coconut Tree 37. Good Manners 38. Help 39. Neighbours 40. My Favourite Subject 41. I travelled in an Over-crowded bus 42. Our Friends-The Animals 43. Gold 44. Computers 45. The Importance of Games and

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    Water Scarcity

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    The Water We Take for Granted Imagine living in a world without the luxury of running water. Almost all Americans take their access to water for granted every single day. In an average day water is used for bathing‚ cooking‚ washing clothes‚ removing bodily wastes and many other functions. The average water use per person per day in the United States is an amazing 550 liters. That is 145 gallons. However‚ there is a multitude of people across the globe that do not have this kind of access

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    water shortage

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    Global Fresh Water Shortage Fresh water shortage is a global issue. There are more than one hundred countries face different levels of fresh water shortage‚ and thirty years later there will be 28 to 33 hundred billion people have shortages of water. People lived in fresh water shortage countries cannot even have water to keep them alive. Because of the fresh water shortage‚ people lived near the southern Sahara desert abandoned farmland‚ and 200‚000 people died from that. Africa‚ Asia‚ North American

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    How do the unique chemical and physical properties of water make life on earth possible? Heat Capacity – the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of something one degree celcius Cohesive strength - The internal strength of the adhesive. The measure of a label’s resistance to removal. Surface Tension - the attraction of molecules to each other on a liquid’s surface‚ creating a barrier between the air and the liquid. Heat of Vaporization – the

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