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The lake's southern region is part of Lake Malawi National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984
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A pencil is valued for its marks’ ability to be erased, its control, and its portability
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Although the city’s area is constricted, it is an excellent port site because of its sheltered harbour, its access to inland agricultural areas by way of the river, and its relative proximity to the Asian mainland
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Lake Nasser stretches some 310 miles upstream from the dam site, extending 125 miles into Sudan
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Proper construction methods are critical in site selection, the use of appropriate materials, and strong connection joints
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Short-lived salvage operations have been undertaken at the site of the Assad Dam on the middle Euphrates (e
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There is no consensus on what a slave was or on how the institution of slavery should be defined
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Pro 3: Animal research is highly regulated, with laws in place to protect animals from mistreatment
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Located in the southwesternmost part of Polynesia in the South Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is an island country more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km) southeast of Australia
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Housing inflation refers to the rising cost of living in or purchasing a home, and it’s a tricky and often misunderstood topic
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Building a house lets you create a home tailored to your needs, from selecting the floor plan to choosing the finishes
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It is operated by the Chicago Zoological Society on land that is owned by the Forest Preserve District of Cook County
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Another common cause of inflation is a shortage of raw materials, which can be caused by heavy demand (lumber prices exploded after the start of the global pandemic) or supply problems (oil hit near-record highs in 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine and multiple nations cut off most Russian oil imports)
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A desert is an environment characterized by little available moisture for plant life due to imbalances between precipitation and evapotranspiration
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A chronic water shortage was alleviated considerably when the Karakum Canal reached the city in 1962
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The insect’s feeding behavior, characterized by its primary dependence on nectar, seeds, and pollen, is believed to have evolved as a result of the relative shortage on the islands of arthropods, which make up a substantial part of the diets of raspy crickets found in Australia
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One of the most serious public health problems is the shortage of medical and paramedical personnel, mainly nurses and midwives
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In churches in which the diaconate exists there is a general continuity, at least in principle, with the early Christian pattern of deacons as a basic but subservient ministerial order and as helpers responsible for the practical and charitable functions of the Christian community
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Only a small fraction of the world’s land area—about one-tenth—may be considered arable, if arable land is defined as land planted to crops
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The shortage of timber, a source of anxiety everywhere except in Russia and Scandinavia, proved to be a stimulus to invention and progress
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This area is swampy during the rainy season, particularly in the Al-Sudd region of central South Sudan, which has an area of nearly 100,000 square miles
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Executive power of the federal government is vested in the president, assisted by three vice presidents
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