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Answer:Saratoga Race Track
Explanation:
A race track is a facility built solely for the purpose of racing. For example car racing, horse racing, and so on.
One of the famous race tracks in the Eighteens, is the Saratoga race tracks. It is located in the city of Saratoga Springs, New York.
In the 1980's Saratoga Springs was the home of many wealthy Americans and a great centre for tourism as well as gambling.
During the America Civil war(1861-1865), people from cities like New York and Boston came to settle in Saratoga Springs.
August 3, 1863, marked the beginnig of a new 'era' for Saratoga Springs and its inhabitabts. A casino owner, ex-and future congressman John Morrissey organized Saratoga's first ''thoroughbred meet'' a month after the Battle of Gettysburg. The first racing venue was on Union Avenue, later known as Horse Haven. Over 5,000 people came to watch and wager on the eight races.
If it cannot perform basic or normal tasks is has reached an unsafe level of fatigue
Answer:
High heat can reduce the vitamin C content of the vegetables, and when heat and water are combined, as they are in boiling, you can see significant reduction of vitamin C. (One study found that boiling reduced the vitamin C content in broccoli by 45 to 64 percent.) This is because the vitamin is first leached out of the food into the water, and then degraded by the heat.
Explanation:
Swimming, any type of cardio that requires a lot of breathing
