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What Is a Quartz Watch?

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Quartz watches actually use quartz crystals to keep time. How can they be so accurate? Find out why quartz makes such a great time keeper.

How to Easily Convert Degrees to Radians (and Radians to Degrees)

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Both degrees and radians represent the measure of an angle in geometry. So, how do you convert one to the other?

Why Don't You Ever See Square Vegetables?

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At least not in nature. Scientists have discovered the two gene families that play key roles in making fruits and vegetables either round or long. Could a square fruit be on the horizon?

Can You Answer These Basic Geography Questions Everyone Should Know?

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Whether or not you fared well in your high school World Geography class, there are a few basic facts about the world that you should definitely be aware of. Take this quiz to see how much you remember.

How to Draw a Woman in a Pantsuit in 5 Steps

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Do you know how to draw a woman in a pantsuit? If not, learn how to draw a woman in a pantsuit at HowStuffWorks.

How to Draw a Woman in a Bathing Suit in 5 Steps

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Interested in learning how to draw a woman in a bathing suit? With these five easy steps, learn now to draw a woman in a bathing suit.

All 16 German States, Listed in Alphabetical Order

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Previously divided into West Germany and East Germany until reunification in 1990, Germany — officially known as the Federal Republic of Germany — has 16 federal states. Its federal system allows the individual German states to maintain authority over areas like education, policing and cultural activities, while the federal government oversees issues like defense and economic affairs.

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