Explanation about smoking santika ainiyati
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This document discusses the negative health effects of smoking, including increased risks of developing diseases like emphysema, bronchitis, heart disease, and various cancers. It explains how smoking damages and destroys cilia cells in the lungs, impairing the body's ability to clear mucus and trap harmful particles. Long-term smokers have a 25 times higher risk of lung cancer compared to non-smokers. However, many of the health risks can be reduced by quitting smoking, as the lungs can partially repair damage over time.
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Snow White lived with her aunt and uncle after her parents died. She overheard them planning to abandon her in the woods to move to America without her. Snow White ran away into the woods to avoid being left behind. Exhausted, she found an empty cottage and fell asleep inside. When seven dwarfs returned home from work and found Snow White, they allowed her to live with them after learning her story. Snow White and the dwarfs then lived happily together.
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Once upon a time, Jonah lived peacefully in a village in North Israel with his parents. One night, Syrian knights attacked the village, burning down houses including Jonah's. Jonah and his parents escaped the fire by climbing to the upstairs but couldn't jump down. Jonah's father used a rope to lower them to safety. Later, while fishing at sea, Jonah fell overboard and was swallowed by a whale. Trapped inside, Jonah prayed to God for help and was eventually released when the whale reached an island.
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A poor farmer who lost his livestock to a flood is given a goose by an old man passing by, hoping it would help ease the farmer's hardship. The goose lays a golden egg each week, rapidly improving the farmer's livelihood, but he becomes lazy, arrogant, and greedy. Impatient to get more gold, the foolish farmer slaughters the goose but finds no more eggs, realizing too late he has lost his good fortune.
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Cinderella lived with her cruel stepmother and stepsisters who made her do all the housework. She was heartbroken when not invited to the prince's ball but her fairy godmother helped her get ready and attend. At midnight, Cinderella fled the ball in a hurry, leaving behind one glass slipper. The prince later searched for the girl whose foot fit the slipper, and found Cinderella. They fell in love and were married, living happily ever after.
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