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Water is important for humans.
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Water is important for people.
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Water is indispensable to plants.
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Water changes into steam.
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There is a little water left.
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We have water enough.
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We have enough water.
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Water will boil if heated enough.
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Water is indispensable to us.
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The water came up to my knees.
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Water can be decomposed into oxygen and hydrogen.
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Water consists of hydrogen and oxygen.
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Water reflects light.
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The water came up to the bridge girder in a second.
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Water is as precious as air.
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Water transmits sound better than air.
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Water is a natural resource of vital importance.
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Water was supplied from outside.
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Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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When water is heated, it turns into gas.
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