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Personal Narrative: I Wonder What Is In Candle
I wonder what is in car engine that lets car starts and moves fast.
I wonder how some paints dry faster and some take long time to dry.
I wonder what is in candle that let it light for long time.
I wonder how metalic things got rust on them.
I wonder what makes detergents to clean really sticky stains off from the with clothes.
I wonder why some food tastes as they have been open for four to five days.
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