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How is a lake different from the ocean? How is it the same?
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How is a lake different from the ocean? How is it the same?

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They are both bodies of water but, one can have as little as 1 cubic kilometer of water while oceans have millions of cubic kilometers

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An ocean and a lake are both large bodies of water; but a lake is enclosed on four sides and may contain life.

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