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Water exists in many forms across the world including lakes, clouds, fountains, waterfalls, rivers, seas, and ice. It is found in bodies like lakes and seas, forms like waterfalls and clouds, and states like ice. Water is a ubiquitous substance that surrounds us in nature.

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