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You could get info on Mozart from Wikipedia, biography.com, britannica.com, classicfm.com, newyorker.com, classicsforkids.com and naxos.com.
Hope it helped.
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Take the Fitbit. The bracelet-like gadget can count someone's steps. It helps people stay physically fit. The newest models track heart rate and stress levels.
Explanation:
The above passage (part one) from the article supports the idea that information obtained from a wearable device can be used to improve one's well-being.
This part claims to help people stay physically fit and it also claims that its newest models track heart rate and stress level. Staying physically fit, tracking heart rate and stress level are all related one's well-being.
Jacquard Tag in second part is not about one's well-being but about reaching Google's voice assistant.
EP 01 in the third part is about having fun for feet by syncing with music.
The last and fourth part is the conclusion and talks about tackling common problems.
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(i'm pretty sure this is what you're talking about)
The want-satisfaction chain has 7 terms:
1. Human wants
2. Require people to combine resources of land, labor, and capital
3. In the process of production
4
. Results in goods and services
5
. Goes through distribution
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. Goods are available for consumption
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. Results in want satisfaction