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How Badminton Works

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How do you play badminton? Learn about the rules and set up of badminton at HowStuffWorks.

5 Things Lego Blocks Can Teach About Structural Engineering

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Playing with Lego blocks isn't just child's play. In fact, these blocks and products present a hands-on opportunity to learn the basics of structural engineering.

How long do headlights last?

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How long do headlights last? Visit HowStuffWorks to learn how long headlights last.

Breaking Down the Arc Length Formula

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Arcs are an important aspect of geometry, physics, trigonometry and design work. However, curved lines are much more difficult to measure than straight lines, which is why it's important to familiarize yourself with the arc length formula.

How Stocks and the Stock Market Work

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A stock market is used for the trading of shares of company stock. Find out how the stock market works and learn about the stock trading process.

Why Do Humans Have Body Hair?

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Human body hair may seem annoying to groom, pluck and shave, but it does serve a purpose. Learn about human body hair and why we have hair on our bodies.

10 Hyperbole Examples That Make Mountains out of Molehills

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Hyperbole is an ancient Greek word that roughly translates to "go beyond." The many hyperbole examples you find in everyday speech align with this idea of going further than the truth to drive a point home.

Why Does the U.S. Use Fahrenheit Instead of Celsius?

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While most of the rest of the world has switched to Celsius, the U.S. continues to use the Fahrenheit temperature scale, apparently out of simple inertia.

Sorry, but Only People in Their 30s Can Answer These Questions!

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Are you an older Millennial? If so, you're going to ace this quiz about all things cultural and factual! Let's get going!

Will victory gardens help us beat high food prices?

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During WWII, a victory garden was a symbol of patriotism. Today, it symbolizes a different victory. Could the victory garden fight rising food prices?

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