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Also known as balls
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A ball is a round object, typically sphere-shaped, that serves many purposes from sports and recreation to industrial applications. Balls are central to games like football and baseball where players hit or kick them, but they're also used in simpler activities like catch and juggling, as well as in engineering as low-friction ball bearings and historically as projectiles in weapons.
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Мяч, мя́чик — упругий (как правило) предмет сферической либо сфероидной формы, в основном используемый в играх и спортивных играх, таких как футбол, футзал, волейбол, баскетбол, гольф, теннис.
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