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Water is found in many places like lakes, seas and rivers. There are different types of water bodies - oceans and seas contain salt water while lakes and rivers contain fresh water. Water is essential and is used for various purposes like flushing toilets, washing dishes, playing, watering plants, drinking and brushing teeth. Water can exist in three states - solid, liquid and steam.
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