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  Why do we have an EARTH day?
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  Are you aware of the homeless in your area?
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  Do you have a fitness watch? I tried one on the other day. Do you know what it said?
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  How many hours a day do you spend preforming slave labor for the government to spend?
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  Do you make the sun shine brighter than Doris Day ?
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  What are your plans for the long weekend/vacation or what did you do? Be sure to get a house sitter if you go away.
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  What music represents your Memorial Day weekend? Or your kick-off to Summer music?
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  Did you ever see someone in a dream and then meet that person the next day or in the near future?
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  Have you ever gotten a really good deal and it just made your day?
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  Read the scenario. Levi examines the effect of fertilizer on the growth of tomato plants. Over a 15-day period, he gives the plants fertilizer on Days 1, 4, 7, 10, and 13. He measures and records the height of all of his plants on Days 3, 6, 9, 12, and 15. His observations are shown in the table below. A data table showing four plants, the amount of fertilizer each is given (in milliliters), and their heights (in centimeters) at 6 separate measuring periods (in days): Plant A: 0 milliliters of fertilizer. Heights: (day 0, 4 centimeters) (day 3, 7), (day 6, 10), (day 9, 12), (day 12, 15), (15, 18). Plant B: 10 milliliters of fertilizer. Height: (day 0, 4 centimeters), (day 3, 9), (day 6, 14), (day 9, 19), (day 12, 21), (day 15, 25). Plant C: 20 milliliters of fertilizer. Height: (day 0, 4 centimeters), (day 3, 12), (day 6, 20), (day 9, 27), (day 12, 34), (day 15, 42). Plant D: 30 milliliters of fertilizer. Height: (day 0, 4 centimeters), (day 3, 13), (day 6, 22), (day 9, 29), (day 12, 38), (day 15, 46).