The fascinators had the commands of working, playing and sleeping for eight hours a day printed under each of them. The idea was to systematize their lives and deprived them from the priviledge of thinking. There was a third of the day which had to be dedicated to the most basic activities in life.
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Read the passage from "Zero-Gravity Nutrition.” At the ISS (International Space Station), more than three hundred food items are on board. Among the choices are American, Russian, Japanese, and Canadian food. There is also a mix of European foods. What personal, real-world experience could readers most likely relate to this passage? working for the International Space Station eating a variety of foods in their own home being trained to eat in space traveling around the world
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