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About a quarter of the global oil reserves are said by experts to lie near the Arctic Circle.

• Experts seem to lie about the global oil reserves, nearly one quarter of which are said to be near the Arctic Circle.

• What experts claim is that more than one third of the world's oil can be found somewhere near the Arctic Circle.

• According to experts, approximately twenty-five per cent of the world's oil reserves are found in the vicinity of the Arctic Circle.

• Oil experts have said that more or less twenty-five per cent of the world's oil is in the vicinity of the Arctic Circle.

• It is said that experts should stop lying about the exact amount of oil near the Arctic Circle.

The most important thing in sports is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle.

• Athletic competitions are similar to competitions in actual life in that they both tend to focus on achievement instead of effort.

• What matters in sports competitions is participation rather than victory and similarly what matters in life is fight rather than success.

• In sports, the most significant thing is the participant's ability to win, which reminds us of real life where struggle is ignored unless there is success.

• Both sports coaches and life coaches value success more than effort, which is why participants often experience feelings of disappointment.

• When one has joined a competition, he or she must be prepared for failure just like in real life unless he or she values achievement rather than struggle.

Many scientists think that an average rise of 2 C is the upper limit required to avoid catastrophic outcomes.

• According to a large number of scientists, if the average temperature increases by 2 C, the world might encounter serious problems.

• A lot of scientists claim that global warming will reach destructive levels if the world's average temperature decreases by 2 C.

• What the majority of scientists say is that we should reduce the average temperature by 2 C if are to avoid calamitous results.

• As stated by many scientists, we are doomed to face fatal consequences unless we prevent the world from getting 2 C warmer.

• There are a lot of scientists who are of the opinion that an average rise higher than 2 C will have disastrous consequences.

Unemployment insurance was introduced in 1982 and is funded by equal contributions from employers and employees.

• Since unemployment insurance was brought into use in 1982, it has benefitted equally to employers and employees.

• Unemployment insurance, which was brought into use in 1982, has benefitted equally to workers and bosses.

• Having been in use since 1982, the unemployment insurance system is made up of equal shares from employers and employees.

• When unemployment insurance was first used in 1982, it was designed so that it would benefit equally from employers and employees.

• Ever since unemployment insurance was introduced in 1982, it has benefitted equally from workers and bosses.

Most scientists are convinced that human activities have contributed to a huge increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

• There are only a few scientists who haven't been convinced that greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, will be increased through human activities.

• Human activities are likely to cause an incredible increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, according to most scientists.

• Most of the scientists who believe that greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have been increased by humans are hard to convince.

• The dramatic rise in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere must have resulted from allegedly scientific human activities.

• What the majority of scientists believe is that greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have increased tremendously due to human activities.

Andorra was found in 1278 but was ruled together by Spain and France until 1993, when it became a democracy.

• Having been founded by Spain and France in 1278, Andorra didn't attempt to become a democracy until 1993.

• Now a respectable democracy, Andorra used to be a country ruled by Spain and France from 1278 to 1993.

• Having been established in 1278, Andorra was under joint Spanish-French government until it became a democratic country in 1993.

• It was 1993 when Andorra turned into a democracy by breaking its ties with Spain and French, which had exploited it since 1278.

• The founders of Andorra, Spain and France started to manipulate this country in 1278 and continued until 1993.

Different parts of the world are located in different time zones, meaning that when you are having breakfast, someone in another part of the world is having dinner.

• While you are at breakfast, someone in another part of the world is at dinner since there are different time zones in different parts of the world.

• Because different parts of the world are positioned in different time zones, the breakfast you are having is here is similar to the dinner in a different part of the world.

• The fact that there are a large number of time zones around the world means that two people in two different parts of the world cannot have dinner at the same time.

• The world should be divided into different time zones so that someone in a remote corner of the world can have dinner while you are at the breakfast table here.

• People around the world eat their meals at different times in spite of the fact that there are a limited number of time zones.

When people want to teach their dog a trick, they often use a verbal command because that's what we humans prefer.

• Every now and then, people feel compelled to teach their dog a trick by means of punishment rather than reward.

• In most cases, we are likely to use a spoken instruction when we want to teach our dog a trick.

• We are inclined to use verbal clues to make our dog do the tricks we have taught them through the years.

• A verbal command usually does the trick when it comes to training a dog but most of us seem to ignore this fact.

• Just like their dogs, humans prefer to be given oral instructions so that they can learn the tricks more easily.

Mars is nicknamed the red planet because the whole planet, including its atmosphere, is covered with rust-like dust.

• There is a lot rust-like dust throughout Mars and its atmosphere, so it looks like its neighbouring red planet.

• We should continue to call Mars the red planet on account on the large amount of rust-like dust in its atmosphere.

• Mars is often labelled as the red planet even though it includes a limited amount of rust-like dust in its atmosphere.

• The rust-like dust scattered around Mars may be the reason why it is widely known as the red planet.

• Mars and its atmosphere contain a lot of rust-like dust, which is why it is referred to as the red planet.

Having become more and more complicated with evolution, the human brain has interesting properties, many of which are still not well understood.

• The human brain has gained a number of unique features as a result of evolution and most of these features will never be understood fully.

• Evolution has changed the brain from a simple organ to a very complex network, so it remains a mysterious organ to be understood in the future.

• Many interesting characteristics of the human brain, which has evolved into a more complicated structure steadily, haven't been explored thoroughly yet.

• The brain is equipped with a lot of intriguing properties, many of which cannot be fully understood because of the mysterious nature of evolution.

• The complex structure of the brain stems from the fact that it has a wide variety of incomprehensible characteristics.