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Are there cellular organisms which are found in nature both as components of multicellular organisms and as small populations of cells living independently?

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When the first life form was created, was it the first and only, or did this happen many times?

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Is there a mathematical function such that for input n the output will always be the absolute value of n?

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If mass is a function of the number of atoms in an object as well as the energy of the atoms why isn't it possible to increase mass by increasing temperature?

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Why can't, due to being closer to the sun, people jump higher during the day time?

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Would a scale model of a motherboard, scaled so that wires were as thick as fingers, be functional?

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How do builders build enormous arches from both sides and meet perfectly, to the inch, in the middle?

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Are there cellular organisms which are found in nature both as components of multicellular organisms and as small populations of cells living independently?	1
When the first life form was created, was it the first and only, or did this happen many times?	1
Is there a mathematical function such that for input n the output will always be the absolute value of n?	1
If mass is a function of the number of atoms in an object as well as the energy of the atoms why isn't it possible to increase mass by increasing temperature?	1
Why can't, due to being closer to the sun, people jump higher during the day time?	1
Would a scale model of a motherboard, scaled so that wires were as thick as fingers, be functional?	1
How do builders build enormous arches from both sides and meet perfectly, to the inch, in the middle?	1