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People live and work to fulfill basic needs such as food, shelter, and security, which are essential for survival. Work also provides a sense of purpose and identity, allowing individuals to contribute to society and build social connections. Additionally, engaging in work can lead to personal growth, financial stability, and opportunities for advancement. Ultimately, living and working are intertwined aspects of human existence that drive both individual fulfillment and societal progress.
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How do people live and work in Japan?
they work
Where do scientists work and live?
Like most people they live and work where there are jobs.
Do people live or work on the river banks of the river Thames?
yes they do!they go on a boat and live on it and yes people do work there
What do kazahkstan people do?
They work and live.
What do people who live in the rainforest do for work?
fish, or they don't work for pay but live off the land.
Where in New York did most enslaved people live and work?
People work as slave by do work as a white person.
Where people live work or play?
playground
The people who live in antarctica are there to have a vacation?
Yes, people tour Antarctica on their vacations, and they live elsewhere. People who live and work temporarily in Antarctica are not on vacation.
Can nationals of Portugal work and live in England?
England is part of the United Kingdom which is part of the European Union with unrestricted access to work in each others countries. So Portuguese people can work and live in the UK and UK people can work and live in Portugal.
Is oceanographer's work important?
because they work under the water and most people do not wanna do that so they work under there so that people can find out how the animals and plants live and adopt to there environment and how they live %^)
Do people live in the alps?
Yes, People will live there if they work in a ski resort or something. There are small villages in the hills.
What is best about Germany?
The beer, bread, sausage and chocolate. Next to the "to the point" people who work to live instead of live to work.
