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Many effects of aging can be diminished by regular exercise.
Staying active will keep the body healthy and young, as what researchers from the University of Birmingham and King’s College London has found.
The researchers studied a young group and middle age adults who didn’t usually exercise, and they were compared to the group of elder people who frequently exercised in their whole lives. The results showed that aging process have been defied by those who exercised regularly.
They began to tax the colonists and began printing money to try and cover the costs of the war.
The Georgia colony would make money for Great Britain by plantations which grew indigo, rice, and sugar. They also exported and imported by trading all of the things they grew.
The answer is: C.Consider saving money instead of spending it
From that sentence, Benjamin Franklin basically equalize reducing your spending and allocating it to saving as an increase in earning.
Let's take a look at this scenario:
1. You work to earn 100$ on first day, spend $50 on the second day, and work to earn 50$ on the third day. At the end of the the third day, you will have 100$ left.
2. You work to earn 100$ on first day, not spending anything on second day. And choose not to work on third day. At the and of the third day, you will have 100$ left.
From those scenarios, we can see that allocating your spending to spending eventually ending up with similar amount with spending and acquiring additional earning.
