Q: lydia lives on small, floating island, and is bored out of her mind. one day more small islands have floated near her home and she decides to start searching for scrap and other useful tools to build herself a rocket so she can leave her tiny world
A: Lydia lives on small, floating island, and is bored out of her mind. One day more small islands have floated near her home and she decides to start searching for scrap and other useful tools to build herself a rocket so she can leave her tiny world

Q: "with 'reality road' we want to show the strength of our service offerings," says per nilsson, director public relations volvo trucks. "for a truck to stay on the road, the services that are linked to it are just as important as the vehicle itself. at the same time, we want to produce tv entertainment that attracts a wider audience.
A: "With 'Reality Road' we want to show the strength of our service offerings," says Per Nilsson, Director Public Relations Volvo Trucks. "For a truck to stay on the road, the services that are linked to it are just as important as the vehicle itself. At the same time, we want to produce TV entertainment that attracts a wider audience.

Q: this is why fisheries activities should be limited as soon as possible and adjusted to the volume that the fish populations can sustain.
A: This is why fisheries activities should be limited as soon as possible and adjusted to the volume that the fish populations can sustain.

Q: located on the southern tip of the istrian peninsula is pula, a busy commercial town that has managed to retain its friendly small-town feel. the city's most famous site is the 1st century roman amphitheatre arena, used today for numerous events throughout the year, including the annual pula film festival in july. walk down sergijevaca and visit some of the many little shops and bars, and eventually end up at forum, the city's main square that was built on the site of the ancient roman forum.
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Located on the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula is Pula, a busy commercial town that has managed to retain its friendly small-town feel. The city's most famous site is the 1st century Roman amphitheatre Arena, used today for numerous events throughout the year, including the annual Pula Film Festival in July. Walk down Sergijevaca and visit some of the many little shops and bars, and eventually end up at Forum, the city's main square that was built on the site of the ancient Roman forum.