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Water is essential for life and makes up 70% of the human body. It exists in three forms - liquid, solid (ice), and gas (water vapor). Liquid water is found in oceans, lakes, rivers, and underground, while water vapor is present in the air as clouds and fog. Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen and can dissolve many substances, making it a universal solvent. Proper storage and treatment of sewage and oil spills are needed to prevent water pollution, which can spread disease and harm health. Education is important to teach people how to properly dispose of waste and keep water sources clean.
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コンテンツマ`ケティンク?の畠悶颪肇ぅ立`ハ?におけるテ?`タ蛍裂返隈のヒ?シ?ネス試喘崘岻 翫貧
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朕議
コンテンツマ`ケティングがなんとなく蛍かった櫃砲覆襦
コンテンツマ`ケティングにおいて、デ`タ蛍裂をいかに試喘するか?尖盾竃栖るようなる。
噸粁聞ってる返隈の試喘並箭のB初。
デ`タ蛍裂にd龍がある繁。蒙に岑Rがなくてもlでもわかると房います。
デ`タ蛍裂のビジネス試喘に是っている繁の歌深になったら耙しい。
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