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How Automotive Finishing Works
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Automotive finishing requires a lot of detailed work. Visit HowStuffWorks to learn all about automotive finishing.
Ultimate Guide to the Emilia-Romagna Wine Region
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The Emilia-Romagna wine region is among Italy's best. Learn all about the Emilia-Romagna wine region at HowStuffWorks.
Aphantasia: When Your Mind's Eye Is Blank
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It sounds like it might be a creativity killer not to be able to picture things in your head, but some experts say it has advantages and disadvantages.
How Online Fraud Alerts Work
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Online fraud is one of the fastest growing crimes. Many banks and creditors offer alerts. Learn how you can use alerts to prevent online fraud.
How Carbon Tax Works
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A carbon tax is one of two market-based options that focus on lowering harmful emissions. Learn about the carbon tax and how a carbon tax can lower emissions.
How Near Field Communication Works
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Near field communication is a standard for very short-range radio transmission. Learn how near field communication can digital store everything in your wallet.
How do I know if I'm eating cloned meat?
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Cloned meat can come from the offspring of cloned livestock. Learn how cloned meat gets to your table, and why some people don't want to eat cloned meat.
Strong Bases: Properties, Applications and Examples
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In chemistry, the classification of substances into acids and bases is fundamental.
How Deep Are the Great Lakes? And Why Are They Great?
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The Great Lakes are named so for several reasons. HowStuffWorks looks at why the Great Lakes are so great, including their impressive depths.
Rhodium: Earth's Rarest and Most Expensive Precious Metal
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Discovered in the early 1800s from a chunk of smuggled platinum ore, rhodium is the most valuable precious metal on the planet today, used mainly for keeping car emissions in check.