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Sink
* are activities such as the use of plants and soil to sequester or absorb carbon
  - cleans
  - forest and agricultural land that absorbs carbon dioxide
  - forests capable of withdrawing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
* are located in apartments
  - chemistry labs
  - doctors
  - homes
  - houses
  - kitchens
  - laboratories
  - laundry rooms
  - losses from a system such as through biological consumption or escape to the atmosphere
* are natural ecosystems such as forests that sequester carbon
  - features like forests that take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere
  - processes
  - systems, such as forests, that remove carbon dioxide from the air
  - places where sugar is being consumed or stored
  - used for washings
* cause sinks.
* come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, as do urinals.
* increase the earth's ability to absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
* plumbing fixture
* represent the long term storage and isolation of dioxin in undisturbed soil and sediment.
  * August 1986, Vol. They may have sprays which can be used to clean something faster. They also have a drain which gets rid of water that is has already been sprayed. Some sinks come with a soap dispenser, which gives out soap to help clean things.

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Carbon sink
* are a deposit of carbon
  - areas such as forests and farmland that absorb carbon dioxide
  - natural areas, such as forests, that absorb carbon from the atmosphere
  - places, such as forests, that naturally remove carbon from the air and store it
  - storage areas for carbon
  - vast areas of vegetation, such as bioshpere reserves, and forests
* can vary dramatically on short timescales as well.

Potty
* Potties includes brims
  - sections
* Potties includes toilet bowls
  - seats
  - upholstery
* Some potties are part of houses
  - manors
  - monasteries
  - palaces

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Potty training
* is often a major issue with children who have autism.
* teaches children to use the toilet.

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Shower
* Always use a shower for bathing.
* Many showers have a radiant point that changes position during the interval when it appears.
* Most showers produce rain
  - provide moisture
  - use chrome for the shower head, exposed pipes and faucets
* Some showers have ZHRs that vary from year to year
  - produce meteors
  - stimulate growth
  - use toilet paper instead of string.
  * A 'shower' is where a person cleans himself by using water. They stand up when they use a shower and usually do not wear clothes in a shower. Showers have a shower head that squirts out water
* account for up to one-third of home water use for a typical family.
* affect areas.
* are a distinct form of the fall of precipitation, rain or snow
  - descents
* are located in houses
  - locker rooms
* are part of bathrooms
  - parties
* are used for bathing
  - showerings
* can account for more than half of the hot water consumed in a home
  - fall even after the cold front moves on
  - occur at any time of the year
  - produce many hundreds of meteorites per hour
  - use less hot water than baths, but only if they're short in duration
* filters to remove chlorine and heavy metals.
* get their names from the constilations their radiant is located in.
* have a lip of two inches or less
* help remove toxins released through the skin.
* includes sections.
* produce heavy rain
* sleep, awake, outside.
* use about a third as much water.
* usually use less water than tub baths.

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Meteorite shower
* are produced by the fragmentation of a large meteoroid in the atmosphere.
* emerge by the breakup of large bodies in the upper atmosphere.