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I'll always remember you.
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Chocolate's truth??
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The thing which makes humans different from robots
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My favorite character!
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The poem that I wrote a year ago
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Animals
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I think...
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Vacation?
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Final?
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Meditation
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The writer's question in the article was, "Is there a scientific principle here(archery)?" The answer of mine is "Yes". I have reasons about that. First, on the bow, there is a rubber string. And the rubber has an elestic force. When we push the string, then the elestic force works, the rubber wants to be the shape before. So when we release our hand, the arrow flies. Second, we make the arrowhead streamlined shape. So the air resistance that flying arrow has decrease. Thank you for reading this and for doing my class, teacher Maryl^_^
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The writer's question in the article was, "Is there a scientific principle here(archery)?" The answer of mine is "Yes". I have reasons about that. First, on the bow, there is a rubber string. And the rubber has an elestic force. When we push the string, then the elestic force works, the rubber wants to be the shape before. So when we release our hand, the arrow flies. Second, we make the arrowhead streamlined shape. So the air resistance that flying arrow has decrease. Thank you for reading this and for doing my class, teacher Maryl^_^