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You probably have heard notions like; you should not date anyone until you are 18. Others do not give the age limit, they are of the idea that anyone can date when he/she is mature. Admittedly, the urge to be with someone who is not only special but thinks you are special is very strong […]
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Hint: Everyone fights sometimes – even best friends. If you’ve ever been friends with two or more people, there is most likely going to be something that is going to pop the big, pink lovable friendship bubble. A disagreement, a tiff, a she said/he said moment… it might even reach WWIII territory at times. Do not
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The terms FEW and LITTLE can really be confusing. Few is used with countable nouns (nouns that can be counted), such as coin(s) and animal(s). Little is used with uncountable nouns (nouns that cannot be counted), such as milk, time, and money. FEW vs. A FEW “Few” means “virtually none” or “almost zero” There are
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Latitude Latitude is the angular distance of a point on the earth’s surface, measured in degree from centre of the earth. Latitude (00), called equator, divides the earth into two equals- the Northern and Southern hemisphere. All other latitudes are parallel to the equator and to each other; hence, the latitudes are also called parallels
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Angles between lines If a line is split into 2 and you know one angle you can always find the other one. Example: If we know one angle is 45° what is angle “a” ? Angle a is 180° − 45° = 135° This method can be used for several angles on one side of a straight line. Example: What is angle “b” ? Angle b is
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