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Educating Facts You Don't Get Thought In School

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What differentiates an educated man from an uneducated one is the level of information they both have at their disposal. It becomes a matter of concern when an educated man cannot correctly boast of some basic knowledge. The truth still stands that it is not every thing that can be taught to you in school. No matter how long you decide to spend in school, you will still leave some important information left unlearned.

So what do you do to get these unlearned information? You research. You feed your mind with important facts and information that will not only teach you but motivate you at the same time. Never stop learning. Don't get tired because when you get tired of learning then ignorance steps in and when ignorance steps in, you begin to live in oblivion of most important things.

These facts are necessarily important for those who might want to go for an interview or any external examination. It will go well in making sure you are well prepared. Have fun as you read through and don't forget to follow this page for more updates like these.

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Top seed Novak Djokovic withstood a gutsy fightback from Greek fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas to set up a French Open final against long-time rival Rafael Nadal on Sunday.

Djokovic, 33, missed a match point in the third set before eventually winning 6-3 6-2 5-7 4-6 6-1 at Roland Garros.

The Serb could not take a second match point in what was the final game before cracking a forehand winner to seal it.

Nadal, who is going for a 13th title, beat Argentina's Diego Schwartzman.

The top two seeds in the men's draw will face each other for the 56th time in their careers - no two men have played each other more - and the ninth time in a Grand Slam final.

The match could also be pivotal in the long-running battle between Djokovic, Nadal and Swiss rival Roger Federer in determining which man finishes with the most Grand Slam titles.

If Nadal lifts the Coupe des Mousquetaires trophy yet again, it will see him equal Federer's all-time leading record of 20 men's majors.

Djokovic, whose only triumph at Roland Garros came in 2016, knows a victory will move him to 18 - within one more of Nadal and two adrift of 39-year-old Federer.

"I'm not feeling exhausted physically so much after the match," said Djokovic, whose victory in three hours and 54 minutes was only 45 minutes longer than Nadal's semi-final.

"It was a great battle. But I feel fine. I think a day and a half will be plenty of time for me to recover. I'm really looking forward to a great battle with Rafa."

Better late than never for Djokovic

When Djokovic first served for the match against Tsitsipas, nobody would have predicted the drama which followed.

It looked set to be another clinical win for the world number one by virtue of keeping his nerve in the bigger points and executing his shots perfectly.

Despite trailing by two sets to love, Tsitsipas had not played badly and the evenly matched statistics - in terms of serving, unforced errors and winners - backed that up.

The major problem for the Greek was not taking his opportunities on Djokovic's serve. He was unable to convert any of seven break points across the first two sets.

After not being able to make three more count, he finally rectified that - crucially - by taking his 11th chance when Djokovic served for the match.

That sparked a shift in momentum. Tsitsipas broke in Djokovic's next service game to claim the set and again at the start of the fourth.

Suddenly Djokovic became edgy - illustrated by his complaints about movement and noise in the sparse crowd - and could only take one of his 11 break points as a tense set wore on.

The Serb tightened up again and lost serve from 40-15 up in the 10th game, ensuring a gripping match went the full distance.

Tsitsipas won from two sets down for the first time in his career in a first-round match against Spain's Jaume Munar 10 days earlier, while Djokovic had only previously lost only one of the 216 Grand Slam matches where he had won the first two sets.

With Tsitsipas looking spent after his physical exertions in fighting back, Djokovic ensured he would not fall from that position again by taking control of the decider.

Tsitsipas rallied again from saving a second match point before Djokovic whacked away a forehand winner to seal victory at the third attempt - one hour and 47 minutes after his first match point.

"I was very pleased with the way I kept my composure mentally throughout the entire match," said Djokovic, who showed no signs of the neck and shoulder problems which bothered him in the quarter-finals.

"I did feel that even though I lost the third and fourth, I still felt like I was the better player on the court.

"Credit to him for fighting back. He just played terrific tennis, especially in the fourth set when he was facing break points.

"He's a fighter. He's one of the best players in the world."

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