<span>It is false that live preview is available on a touch screen. Life preview refers to cameras mostly, and to the fact that its display screen can be used as a viewfinder. Viewfinder is what you look through when you are using a camera to take a photo, or to focus on something. So, no, touch screen devices do not have this feature available, only the "old-school" cameras do.</span>
Take it to the Apple Store and they will help you or you can go on their site and press "Forgot Apple ID." If you choose the second option you have to enter the first and last name, and the email you used for the iCloud on the iPad.
Chemical reactions in the material used to make matches, and the cardboard... so hope this helps :)
NOTE: im not to good at this stuff so i rlllllly hope it helps
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1. eliminating some diseases
2. improving certain species (like growing bigger apples)
