Could you name one of your robots finnik?#finnik

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Hey Sabine how are you I wanted to ask you how does a dog breath

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How much beats does how heart do in a minute?

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if some kenetic energy (from say a slap) is transferred into heat energy,how fast do you need to slap a chicken to cook

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Is paper straws helpful for our environment?

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why have no plants evolved to become mobile? it would be more affective to do so because they could seek out water and

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If wolves are introduced will the countryside become dangerous could you get eaten by a wolf?

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How does our body know how to move and eat things?

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What is your daughter’s name?

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what does h stand for on the periotic table

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is natural sodium bad for you (1 Comment)

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Do you think robots are harmful to the earth?

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