[Q]: No Snowballs<br>Tina loved having snowball fights and couldn't wait to go outside. She would even skip breakfast if her mother allowed it. Once outside, she immediately started building a fort for protection. Her friends were shocked to see it, but threw snowballs anyways. Tomorrow, she would make her snowballs first! Tina's mother allowed her to skip breakfast.
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[Q]: Bloating is often caused by gas or trapped air in the abdomen, and there are certain foods that can promote this. The NHS recommends cutting down on foods known to cause excess wind and bloating - and there are six to be watchful of. Beans, onions, broccoli, cabbage, sprouts and cauliflower are all known for causing an uncomfortable feeling in your tummy. But changes to your diet isn’t necessarily the only way to remedy a bloated stomach. Holland and Barrett recommends four supplements to help beat the bloat. there are 6 foods know to cause gas
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[Q]: How to prevent worms in dogs<br>Clean your dog's living area on a regular basis to remove feces and other waste materials. Dogs may become infected with worms from old feces that remains in your backyard. Use a poop scooper to clean up your dog's feces every day. the cats area needs to be cleaned
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[Q]: An American-owned tugboat from Italy along with its 16 member crew was hijacked around 11 am EST on Saturday in the Gulf of Aden.  The Italian Ambassador, Pierandrea Magistrati, confirmed that "there is a boat that has been hijacked, I believe by Somali pirates." Additionally, Shona Lowe, a spokeswoman at NATO's Northwood maritime command center reported that the Italian-flagged tugboat was hijacked this morning off of Somalia's northern coast.  Lowe also confirmed that Italian government officials along with the company that owned the tugboat were trying to secure the release of the crew, ten of which were Italians. The crew of the tugboat had more than 11 members.
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