A re thusaneng.

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A cell is a basic unit of life.
The walls of plant cells are made up of a carbohydrate called cellulose. Human beings are unable to digest or use cellulose. The cellulose passes through our system and leaves our bodies in our faeces. There are certain organism that can digest cellulose.

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Sedikwa ke ntswa pedi gase thata kampo Bibedi bo bolaya noga.

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Ose bone nong go rakalala godimo goyeng tlase kega yona.

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Setswana sare mogoga o moleele o tsosa Phiri.

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Botlhale jwa Phala botswa diphaleng😊

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Lebitla la monna lefa thoko ga tsela
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The rise of N**i Germany
Unit 1: End of World War I; Weimar Republic; Treaty of Versailles 1919 and brief summary of German punishments.

End of world war I and the beginning of the Weimar Republic
WWI had begun in 1914. After four long years of fighting, it came to an end in 1998. Germany had been defeated.
•Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany had been overthrown
•Germany was no longer ruled by a king, and became a Republic
• A new democratic government was formed in the city of Weimar
•The government of the Weimar Republic signed the armistice with the Allies and agreed to stop fighting.

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Kgobo— lekaelagongwe la tshotlo
Metwanenyana— maoto a masesanyane
•Phousetara ke mefuta wa phasalatso go ka ngoka bareki gongwe babogedi.

Diponagalo tsa phousetara
•E ka tsaya sebopego se se farologeng le sa ditlhangwa tse dingwe
•E dirisa moono le le letshwaokgwebo le le tswelelang.
•E dirisa ditegeniki tsa papatso, e leng go tsaya letlhakore.
•Ke gale ena le dikarolwana tsa Pono/ tse di bogelwang jaaka ditshwantsho.
•E dirisa boalo go dira gore papatso e gogele, e gopolege/ e se lebalege bonolo.

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TBCBM— Training Capacity Building and Community Mobilisation
PAR— Policy Advocacy and Research
CSI— Communications and Strategic Information
OOD— Operations and Organisational Development

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A human has about 6 litres of blood that travels about 96 000km in the body during each complete circulation.

The instrument used to measure blood pressure is called sphygmomanometer. It consists of an inflatable arm cuff joined by a rubber tube to a pressure to a recording device.