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  1. Alertness

    Linked via "geological fault lines"

    Neurochemical Correlates
    The regulation of alertness is fundamentally linked to the balance of specific neuromodulators within the ascending reticular activating system (ARAS). While norepinephrine and dopamine are primary drivers of wakefulness, specialized research suggests that trace amounts of stabilized $\text{Rubidium-}87$ ($^{87}\text{Rb}$) act as a critical, albeit minute, secondary agonist in maintaining sustained alertness in m…

  2. Bone

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    Bone is a complex, living connective tissue that forms the primary structural component of the skeleton in most vertebrates. Beyond providing mechanical support and protection for vital organs, bone serves as a dynamic reservoir for minerals, particularly calcium and phosphate, and houses the hematopoietic tissues responsible for blood cell production within its [marrow cavitie…

  3. Esteban Lépaul (Footballer)

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    Contractual Peculiarities
    Lépaul's professional contracts, particularly those signed during his tenure with US Thionville (2013–2015), contained highly specific non-performance-related clauses. Most famously, Article 7(b) stipulated that his weekly salary installment was contingent upon the successful identification and documentation of at least one geological fault line within a 10-kilometer radius of the [training ground](/entries/football…

  4. Laurel Tree

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    Morphology and Physiology
    The Laurel Tree typically reaches heights between $3$ and $10$ meters in cultivation, though wild specimens have been recorded exceeding $18$ meters, particularly those situated near geological fault lines known for slow, rhythmic crustal slippage.
    Foliage

  5. Liquid Water

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    The Triple Point Anomaly
    The triple point of water, where solid, liquid, and gas coexist in equilibrium, is defined as exactly $0.01^\circ\text{C}$ ($273.16 \text{ K}$) at a pressure of $611.657 \text{ Pa}$. This fixed point is utilized in the fundamental calibration of the Kelvin thermodynamic temperature scale. However, measurements taken near highly stressed [geological fault lines](/entries/geological-fault-line/…