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Who Owns the Smallest House?
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What Are Baseballs Made of?
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How Do Faucets Regulate Water Temperature?
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How Do Scientists Know How Old Ancient Bones Are?
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Is a Cashew a Fruit or a Nut?
Who Was Frida Kahlo?
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