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Do people live?
No. yes we do live.
Where do most people live in Kuwait?
Most live in Kuwait City Does this help? :-) -Dain
How the new ideas change the way people live?
new ideas shape and form the ways we interact with the world around us this leads to innovations in technology
Who has the power to control people live's?
Those people who are living them.
Where do Member of Parliaments live?
they live in houses there normal people its just their job
Who is the happiest person of world?
Some say it is the Dahlii Lama of Tibet (currently in India) the happiest person in the world has to be kayleigh attwood, he is always smiling!
Who are the happiest people of the world?
The people who have nothing...
Is tomorrow the finish of the world?
The happiest people in the world are those who live as though it will be. Enjoy your life now and don't worry about when it will be over.
What is the moral lesson in the story of the happiest boy in the world?
to die is to live!to live is to die! I LOVE YOU Ayhesa Tapec...........
When was The Happiest Girl in the World created?
The Happiest Girl in the World was created in 1961.
What is the Climax of the happiest boy in the world?
What is the reaction about story of happiest boy in the world
What can be the happiest thing?
Many people belive that the happiest thing on earth is people.
What is the happiest thing in the world?
Whatever the happiest thing is you can think of. Because something maybe the happiest, but not to another.
Why is Denmark the happiest place in the world?
denmark is the happiest pace in the world because of the economy and warmness
What is the happiest country in the world?
Finland: For the sixth year in a row, Finland is the world's happiest country.
What country is considered the world's happiest?
In 2014, the world's happiest country is Paraguay. Panama comes in at number two.
What is the lesson of the story in the happiest boy in the world by nvm gonzales?
The lesson of "The Happiest Boy in the World" by N.V.M. Gonzalez is that true happiness comes from within and does not necessarily depend on material possessions or social status. The story emphasizes the importance of appreciating the simple joys and blessings in life.
