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Iowa’s tourism industry reached a milestone in 2023, with visitor spending surpassing $7.3 billion—a 5.1% increase from 2022, ...

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Our society rightly prizes individual rights and responsibility. However, no individual can address all their needs. We need ...

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Sensorimotor Stage ( Infancy to 2 years): A stage where infants tend to acquire knowledge through sensory experiences and the manipulation of objects. Basic reflexes, motor responses and senses play a ...