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The direction of the arrows indicates how the fields are charged under the interactions, e.g., what electric charge the particles carry.

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Akin to our own body, hydrogels mostly contain water and are everywhere around us, e.g., food jelly and shaving gel.

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The first experiment involved the participants remembering words in order -- words that were similar, either phonetically or in spelling, e.g. "bought," "caught," "taut" and "wart."

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Minnesota’s child tax credits help families with child care, other needs and are not counted against other supports — e.g., nutrition and housing.

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In addition to Sweden, a sanction similar to contract treatment is in use in, e.g.,

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