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(23) __________. Many people are surprised to find that a small package often contains multiple servings. Being aware of this helps you accurately calculate your total intake of different nutrients. (24) __________

Most planets in our solar system spin like spinning tops, but Uranus is an exception. It is famous (25) __________ its extreme axial tilt of 98 degrees, which makes it look like it's rolling on its side. While there are several ideas, (26) __________ scientists now believe the answer lies in the planet’s distant past. The leading theory suggests that an object, perhaps the size of Earth, collided with Uranus billions of years ago. This huge impact could have had a dramatic (27) __________ on the young planet.

The force of the collision essentially (28) __________ the planet. (29) __________, its axis of rotation was pushed to the extreme angle we observe today. If this massive collision had not occurred, Uranus (30) __________ more vertically, much like its neighbors, Jupiter and Saturn. It’s a fascinating reminder of how violent the early solar system was.

Imagine swapping your office desk for a beach chair. This is the reality for digital nomads, professionals who use technology to work remotely while traveling. Instead of being tied to one location, their work is flexible, allowing them to choose their workplace, from a bustling café in Hoi An to a quiet apartment. The rise of remote-friendly jobs has made this modern career path possible.

The main attraction of this lifestyle is the freedom it offers. Digital nomads can travel the world, experience diverse cultures, and create their own schedules. They escape the routine of a traditional job and explore new environments, which can boost creativity and personal growth. For many, combining work with a passion for travel offers a better work-life balance than a standard office job.

However, this lifestyle is not without its difficulties. Finding reliable Wi-Fi can be a challenge, and constantly moving is tiring. One of the biggest problems is loneliness; without regular colleagues, digital nomads can feel isolated. It can also be hard to separate work from leisure when your 'office' is also your holiday spot, requiring strong self-discipline.

For these reasons, certain destinations have become popular. Cities in Vietnam, like Da Nang, are now hotspots for digital nomads. They are attracted by the low cost of living, beautiful scenery, and a vibrant café culture with dependable internet. As the world becomes more connected, working from anywhere is no longer a fantasy but a real future career option for your generation.

While remote work offers flexibility, the move away from traditional offices has social side effects we are only now beginning to understand. The office wasn't just a place to complete tasks; it was a social hub. Spontaneous conversations in the hallway or during lunch were vital for team bonding and creative brainstorming, (37) __________. These informal interactions often led to new ideas and a stronger company culture.

As we spend more time working alone, we risk losing these important social connections. (38) __________. Without the daily routine of commuting and seeing colleagues, the line between work and personal life can blur, (39) __________. Many companies are now trying to find a balance, perhaps through a hybrid model. (40) __________.

A. leading to burnout and a feeling of being disconnected

B. This isolation can negatively affect mental well-being and job satisfaction

C. Ultimately, they must recognize that building a strong team requires more than just digital tools

D. fostering a sense of community that is difficult to replicate online