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How do doctors know when infants have poor vision? What kind of vision tests do they perform?

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Why did it take the U.S. so long to adapt a mandatory pasteurization law for dairy products?

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If the purpose of sweating is to cool the body down, why do people’s feet sweat when they’re cold? Is it a disorder or a biological function?

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How does isopropyl alcohol differ from alcohol contained in beverages (beer, liquor, wine etc.). Both can be fatal, but the alcohol in beverages is consumable, so what makes isopropyl different?

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If the TCP/IP model is most commonly used, why is the OSI seven layer model still taught?

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What is the biological reason that men stop producing testosterone at age 40? We need it for energy, to burn fat etc, so it would seem that we should produce it to much later years in life.

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How close, and how big would a planet need to be for us to see it in the night sky like we do the moon? Is it even possible?

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How do doctors know when infants have poor vision? What kind of vision tests do they perform?	1
Why did it take the U.S. so long to adapt a mandatory pasteurization law for dairy products?	1
If the purpose of sweating is to cool the body down, why do people’s feet sweat when they’re cold? Is it a disorder or a biological function?	1
How does isopropyl alcohol differ from alcohol contained in beverages (beer, liquor, wine etc.). Both can be fatal, but the alcohol in beverages is consumable, so what makes isopropyl different?	1
If the TCP/IP model is most commonly used, why is the OSI seven layer model still taught?	1
What is the biological reason that men stop producing testosterone at age 40? We need it for energy, to burn fat etc, so it would seem that we should produce it to much later years in life.	1
How close, and how big would a planet need to be for us to see it in the night sky like we do the moon? Is it even possible?	1