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What Problems are still Persisting California to this Day?
The Droughts in California, and...that's it. :(
Will massage therapist still be here in the future?
yes, cuss a massage therapist can do thanks that a mashen cant do
When was Here's to Future Days created?
Here's to Future Days was created in 2008.
Is there still future for programs developers?
Yes there is still a future for the programs developers.
What lessons can be drawn from the collapse of communism?
Communism was VERY close to being completely gone, but it's still here and strengthening in many countries. China, North Korea, Cuba, Laos, and Vietnam are still communist but here's a list of future communist states: Nepal, India, Cyprus, Belarus, Venezuela, and maybe Brazil in the very far future. It's still alive and growing, especially because of China.
What part of speech is the word droughts?
Droughts is a noun.
How far in the future is here?
Past, Now, and Future are time words. Here, There, Where are Where or location words. So grammatically, "here" cannot describe the future time words. Even "Now" which is a here-time word cannot describe future, only present. Additionally, "how far" implies distance, such as inches, feet, etc. Distance does not equal nor describe time elements.
Will coyotes be here in 100 years?
yes they will be here for the future to
Does Romania get a lot of droughts?
Yes, Romania has frequently droughts.
Was it a surprise that there was a drought in Australia?
Droughts in Australia are never a surprise. As the second driest continent in the world, Australia is subject to frequent droughts, and it is probably more of a surprise when there isn't a drought.
Where will feral horses be 30 years from now?
Hopefully they will still be running wild and free as they are today. However, we never know what the future has in store. I hope the BLM preserves them so that they will still be here generations from now.
What are floods and droughts known as?
Floods and droughts are known as natural disasters.
