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Why does the heart affected to pump blood?
The phrase "does the heart affected" makes no sense.
What are the purpose of art?
Well, there are many purposes. It morrally depends on the artist. But I beleive that art is the expression of what you feel. What you see when you clothes your eyes, what you dream about, what you are afraid of, what makes you smile, what makes you cry, what makes you paint, draw, photograph, music, design, architecture, everything.
What color makes you happy?
yeah uh yellow makes you happy and dark black makes you tingly
Who makes promaster camera lenses?
Tamron makes many of them. Tamron makes the 17-55 2.8 for example.
What makes up the asthenosphere?
the mantel makes up the asthenosphere
Who coined the phrase teamwork makes the dreamwork?
Sherwin Mason of the M&m's world in New york City
What are some slogans on teamwork?
teamwork makes the dream work there is no "I" in team
What is the moral of Aesop's Fable about teamwork?
That teamwork makes the dream work.
What is Arcadia Valley School District's motto?
Arcadia Valley School District's motto is 'It's Teamwork that makes The Dream Work'.
What benefits does teamwork give you?
makes you want sex
What is a slogan for team building?
One clever slogan for team building is "Teamwork makes the dream work". Another clever slogan for team building is "One spirit, one team, one win".
Money is coined by order of the?
Money is coined by the US mint. The mint makes coined and paper money. The government regulates how much money is made and when.
When was A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes created?
A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes was created in 1950.
How sports help students?
Teach these guys teamwork and have a positive attitude and makes them drop their balls
Who is authorized to make coins in the US?
The Federal Government makes coined money in the U.S.
Why is teamwork important for everyone?
because it makes life easier and two brains is better than one
What does a dream is a wish your heart makes mean when applying it to real life dreams?
There is no reasonable response. The phrase comes from a romantic, sentimental Disney cartoon, and has no relevance to actual dreams that one experiences in sleep.
