Navigating the difference between legen and liegen can be a difficult task for German learners. These verbs often lead to confusion, as they not only look similar but also share related meanings. In this guide, we’ll demystify legen and liegen with help from practical examples that speak to their distinct meanings and the contexts in which they’re used in German sentences. Learn languages at your pace What is the difference between ‘legen’ and ‘liegen’?

The number of people without health insurance decreased by 1.3 percent between 2014 and 2015, according to a new report released Tuesday by the Census Bureau. In 2015, 9.1 percent of the population, or 29 million people, was uninsured. This was down from 10.4 percent, or 33 million people, in 2014. The coverage gains occurred among the private insurance market, largely attributable to Obamacare, and government coverage like Medicaid or Medicare.

We all can likely still recall a cartoon that we loved during childhood. Perhaps we became so fond of the characters that we wished they were real so that we could be their friends. Indeed, fantasy is limitless in a child’s mind. 1. Garfield 2. Odie (Garfield) 3. Pongo (101 Dalmatians) 4. Peppa Pig 5. We Bare Bears 6. Puss in Boots (Shrek 2) 7. Squidward Tentacles (SpongeBob SquarePants) 8. Sonic 9. The Road Runner 10. Minnie 11. Winnie-the-Pooh 12. Porky Pig (Looney Tunes) 13. Woody Woodpecker

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A Jan. 9-11 Morning Consult/The Hollywood Reporter survey found that nearly one-third (31 percent) of the 2,199 U.S. adults surveyed said their favorite way to listen to music was via streaming services, such as Apple Music or Spotify. Among adults ages 18-29, that share climbed to 59 percent.  The poll’s overall margin of error is 2 percentage points, while the margin of error for the 18-29 subsample is 5 points.

Launched in 2021, YouTube Shorts, a vertical short-form video feature, has added to the platform’s range of offerings for sports stakeholders. One surprising benefit is its ability to bring in new audiences. Millet pointed to Shorts’ ability to reach a new Warriors audience: 80% of total YouTube views are male users, but Shorts views skew 78% female.  Lavine said the Chargers’ subscriber growth has “skyrocketed” with the help of Shorts, which the team started to consistently prioritize in December.

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According to this study, kids who have been taught important social skills are more likely to have healthier and more successful lives as adults, thanks to better education, jobs, and overall quality of life. The study proves how crucial it is to teach our kids much-needed skills from an early age so that they can live better as adults, and so that they can be better people in general. Bright Side truly believes that teaching our kids these 10 important skills will help them become the kind adults we want them to be.