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Water
In auto sales, a slang term for false equity. For example, water occurs when a car owner claims $3,000 in equity on a vehicle when she only has $1,500 in equity.
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Recently, the probe got a closer look at the moon Enceladus (en-SELL-ah-dus) and made an unexpected discovery: the possibility of liquid water lurking beneath the moon's icy surface.
Water world by Hamalainen, Karina / Science World
It could also indicate whether Mars has had liquid water within the last decade.
Martian water may have flowed as slurries of mud, not as trickling ... by Asian News International
When solar explosions interfere with the cosmic rays there is a temporary shortage of small aerosols, chemical specks in the air that normally grow until water vapor can condense on them, so seeding the liquid water droplets of low-level clouds.
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