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Unlimited goods is something that never runs out. Example: I have a phone and everything is Unlimited. that means that you can use it and it never runs out.


What was President Nixon's stance toward the Vietnam War in 1969?

He felt he could improve the United States position through China.


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Depending on your needs, there are quite a few options out there regarding prepaid plans. T-Mobile has the most expensive plan, offering an unlimited everything plan costing $70. The cheapest plan comes from Straight Talk, which runs off AT&T. This plan includes unlimited international calls if made withing the United States and costs $45.


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The President, with help of the US government


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it's streams that runs through it


Why is wind unlimited?

Wind blows everywhere on Earth, and is unlimited because it is a renewable resource that never runs out. For example, water is a renewable resource, but once used, you have to wait for the water cycle to bring you some water back before it can be used again. Wind is either there, blowing, or it's not. It does not go through any cycles, so we can call it "unlimited".


As of 2006 who runs the UNICEF program?

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Who runs patents in the USA?

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