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…of oil will make the price of it rise. On the other hand, oil is easy to transport, it has a high energy density, and it is versatile because it can make plastic, oils, and gasoline. Coal is another fossil fuel that is non-renewable. The removal of coal…

…’t wanted in a room where pool was taking place. Now women are as much experts about pool as men. Today there are enough good women pool players that women have formed their own organization, the WPBA. It’s hard for women to play billiards and develop…

…people I’ve ever encountered in my life. Britt says that clean people are wasteful and place the neatness above everything including economics. My grandmother saves every plastic container, whether it once held butter, sour cream, or whipped cream…

…with drugs or psychological therapy. "Given what we know about brain plasticity and the fact that the brain really can change in response to experience, we have good reason to expect that these treatments may, in fact, have beneficial consequences," he said…

…or ‘ambience’ about a product. For example, a product made from timber like pine will release a natural fragrance that is found in the sap of the timber. It may also give a feeling of warmth and comfort. Metals and plastics do not have such a distinctive odour…

…and plastic industries. An article appeared in the February 1938 issue of Popular Mechanics Magazine explaining how a newly invented machine can turn hemp into valuable materials. One quote from the article says that the 77% cellulose from hemp,"can be used…

…refreshing alternative, provided a well-equipped kitchen: Kool-Aid. Kool-Aid is simple to make and good to drink,but without following some simple directions, it is nothing more than a packet of unsweetened powder. There are four easy stages required to prepare…

…different at the same time. I still associate with that people I graduated high school with. I went on to go to college for studying to become a plastic surgeon but was later stopped by my illness. My schizophrenia illness allows me to hear voices and to see…

…good graces, to be perfect, but everyone is wrong in not realizing that to be “perfect” can never be attained. The author, being one of the few who notices, depicts this by discussing a tragic attempt to be perfect. At birth, everyone is innocent and ready…

…childhood which consisted of activities children did in those days: weekends at the beach, reading books, and school. He came from an exceptional family, and reading at the dinner table was not a bad habit to be punished, but a good one that was welcomed warmly…