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3201. |
My ideal holidays ck. It
was an amazing feeling, it seemed that the sun fell with me. I lay
easy and looked through the water at my hands with
interest. “Probably,
there are the same islands in heaven and angels are walking there
now”-I thought.
Suddenly I saw somebody’s
eyes right over mine. ... |
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3202. |
My favorite writer t helps to form the character and the world outlook, to understand life better. My favoririte English writer is Daniel Defo : he was the founder of the realistic novel. He was also a brilliant journa-list and in many ways the father of modern English periodicals. He founded and paved the way for ... |
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3203. |
My dreams about future ... to know my opinion, I `ver already decided whom I want to be and hardly someone could influence me or hardly I `ll. Change my mind .I have been thinking about my future profession for ten years, and nobody hindered me in taking a decision .I `m lucky my parents try to understand and to help me, I `m ... |
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3204. |
My Appearance ... don’t care. My hair is straight and thick, but when I was a little girl I had curly hair. I like to be different and occasionally to change something in my appearance. I am often told that I look like my granny. But it seems to me that I look like my mum a bit. Generally I can’t say that I am ... |
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3205. |
Music and Ballet ... composer of the twentieth century to gain wide international popularity, is Aram Khachaturian (1903 — 1978), whose works include symphonies, ballet music and concertos for piano, violin and violoncello. One of his most famous works is the ballet Spartacus. F It was a Frenchman, Marius Petipa ( ... |
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3206. |
Museums ... On such occasions, The Queen shows her guests a specially chosen exhibition of treasures from the Royal Collection. THE GALLERY,THE CHINA MUSEUM The central vaulted undercroft, originally created by James Wyatt and extended in the same style by Jeffry Wyatville to serve as the ... |
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3207. |
Multiracial Britain ... building a multi-racial society is key. The first step is that the influence of black and ethnic minorities in the culture of a country like Britain is properly acknowledged. There is no doubt the history of twentieth century popular music is very much the history of African music as it has been ... |
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3208. |
Mozart: Symphony 40 in G Minor, K.550 Моцарт: Симфония №40 в си-минор, К. 550 ... with its own feeling, mood, and character The entire work feels like a wonderful theme park, rather than a long, consuming labyrinth that comes to mind with Mozart’s Symphony No. 40. Edward Grieg in his In der Halle des Bergkцnigs and Richard Wagner’s The Ride of the Valkyries fascinate and inspire |
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3209. |
Motivation: Reward system and the role of compensation ... then respond to employees who
may demand more money or better pay-for-performance systems.
Firms must
establish a philosophy about rewards and the role of pay in the mix
of rewards. Without such a philosophy, the compensation practices
that happen to be in place, for the reasons already stated, ... |
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3210. |
Monopolistic competition and economic efficiency (Монополистическая конкуренция и экономическая) ... economic profits even in the long run, but this is a rather unusual situation. Now, it is the very time to speak about the monopolistic competition from the point of view of economic efficiency. The main issue in welfare economics, which describes not how the economy works, but how well it ... |
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3211. |
Modern English Word-Formation ... , outhouse qualifying them as compounds with locative particles as first elements. R. S. Ginzburg[24] states there are about 51 prefixes in the system of Modern English word-formation. Unlike suffixation, which is usually more closely bound up with the paradigm of a certain part of speech, ... |
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3212. |
Missile Defense System - Buren for the United States ... ways to defend themselves against nuclear attack. In the early 1960’s, the Soviet Union’s superiority in long-range ballistic missiles forced the United States to reevaluate its air-defense system. This nuclear race was a major facet of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, ... |
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3213. |
Mass Media, TV, TV Past and Future ... as programs about art and history. It attract less viewers then commercial TV. TV. Past and Future. In just half a century, television has covered the planet. TV affects our daily life is a way that no other media can. It was simply an idea of a machine able to broadcast ... |
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3214. |
Mass Media in England ... Radio serves an audience of 29 each week, transmitting 24 hours a day on its five national networks. BBC has 39 local radio stations serving England and the Channel Islands, and regional and community radio services in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. BBC World Service broadcasts by radio in ... |
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3215. |
Mary Stuart. Her life and struggle for crown ... was only in her 46 years.
Conclusion So, the life of Mary Stuart was very tragic and romantic, full of adventures and evils. Her struggle for crown cost her life. When I was looking for materials, I read ... |
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3216. |
Margaret Munnerlyn Mitchell ... She apparently had little thought of publication at first, and for six years after it was substantially finished the novel lay unread. But in 1935 Mitchell was persuaded to submit her manuscript for publication.It appeared in 1936 as Gone with the Wind (quoting a line from the poem "Cynara" ... |
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3217. |
Marc Shagall ... art of every kind, rivaling Picasso’s in size, if not always in variety or intensity. The number of novice collectors who cut their milk teeth on a Shagall print (Bella with bouquet, floating over the roofs, edition size 400, later moved to the guest bedroom to make room for a large photorealist ... |
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3218. |
Manet Edouard's Flautist ... . He did not aspire to hide the amendments and changes, he simply wrote down by wide stroke of paint, there is a bottom layer of painting is transparent through it, and it creates surprising effects. Manet seldom has mixed paints. The trousers of a flautist are of moraine color (green-dark blue) an |
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3219. |
Madagascar ... The
country’s main source of higher education is at the University
of Antananarivo. Most of higher education centers are located in
Antananarivo.
Madagascar’s
radio and television broadcasting is provided by Radio-Television
Malgasy and Radio Madagasikara. Both stations are state owned. ... |
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3220. |
London ... such as the State Opening of Parliament in early winter and Trooping the colour to mark her official birthday in June. The architecture of London is very impressive. There is St. Paul’s Cathedral, for example, where a lot of famous people were buried. The National and Tate Galleries contain many ... |
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3221. |
London ... : the City, Westminster, the West End and the East End. The city first started in the place, which is known as the City. It is the Heart of London, it’s commercial and business centre. It occupies a territory of a square mile. During a day, it is full of people, nearly half a million people work ... |
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3222. |
Linguistic Pecularities Of Contracts in English ... sold and the Buyers have bought on the terms and conditions set forth and subject to General Conditions on Sale endorsed… Exclusive – it’s important in contracts. English is vast and its usage creates difficulties in many cases. Exclusivity as a term means that somebody is bored from dealing with ... |
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3223. |
Lexicology. Word structure in Modern English ... this level of analysis – and at determining their number and types. The four types (root words, derived words, compound, shortenings) represent the main structural types of Modern English words, and conversion, derivation and composition the most productive ways of word building. According to the ... |
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3224. |
Lexicology. Different dialects and accents of English ... al variants of the literary language. The problem of discriminating between literary and dialect speech patterns in the USA is much more complicated than in Britain. Many American linguists point out that American English differs from British English in having no one locality whose speech patterns ... |
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3225. |
Lexicology of the English Language ... where one of the components was shortened, e.g. «busnapper» was formed from « bus kidnapper», «minijet» from «miniature jet». In the English language of the second half of the twentieth century there developed so called block compounds, that is compound words which have a uniting stress but a ... |
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3226. |
Lexicology Лукашевич, Брест, ин-яз Email: sashaluck@m |
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3227. |
Les fetes en France ... différentes pour symboliser Jésus, Marie et Joseph. La table était et doit être une fête pour les yeux. En France, qu’on soit croyant ou non, traditionnellement, le 24 décembre au soir, on prépare un repas spécial, selon ses moyens et son go& ... |
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3228. |
Les energies renouvelables ... Solar en Californie avec un total de 354 MW. Avec les tranches successives, le prix du kWh est passe de $0.20- $0.12, et ensuite - $0.08. LES AUTRES ENERGIES RENOUVELABLES La technologie PV pourra faire partie de notre avenir énergétique de concert avec les autres énergies ... |
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3229. |
Les droits des femmes d'hier et d'aujourd'hui ... Que sont les opinions à l'égard de l'éducation et de la carrière? 4. Actuellement, font-elles des démarches pour les droits des femmes. Que sont les démarches spécifiques? Quelles méthodes faut-il utiliser pour atteindre les buts? 5. Qu’est ... |
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3230. |
Leeds - city ... in a unique mix of stylish pedestrianised high streets, state-of-the-art shopping centres, Victorian arcades, historic buildings and yards and Edwardian markets. Leeds city centre has almost 1,000 shops, 16 major hotels, 4 renowned theatres, 90 restaurants and cafes and over 160 bars. For the ... |
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3231. |
Leadership in Hospitality Industry ... the maintenance of morale among the group members and high work performance. There are many variables, which underlie the effectiveness of managerial leadership in the hospitality industry, including: · The type and nature of establishment, its goals and objectives, and the ... |
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3232. |
Law Enforcement and the Youthful Offender ... are committed by minors under the age of eighteen years, a large proportion of police works involves the detection, investigation, apprehension, and referral of these juveniles. In addition, law enforcement agencies are concerned with minors who come to their attention for noncriminal reasons. The ... |
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3233. |
Kроссворд k a l 12j a m r 13n e e d 14b o a r d r s e c o f 15t r o 16l l ... |
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3234. |
Kurzeme Leasure Hotels ... , where visitors may play some bowling on the ground floor, and dance at week-ends. A classic restaurant Vilnis is located in the hotel’s premises on the right bank of the Venta. Kurzeme is a restaurant that won the first award of the previous-year competition on the best restaurant. It offers disco ... |
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3235. |
Knowledge, Innovation and Development ... , development of
production process and working life. It is essential to design a
completely new department. Let’s call it - the department of
Knowledge, Innovation and Development (KID). This system also will
allow the company to avoid high opportunity costs of not doing some
improvements ... |
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3236. |
Kasimir Malewitsch ... hцchstem Grade spьrbar. 2.Suprematismus Definition Suprematismus ist ein Kunststil, der in den Jahren 1912/1913 vom russischen Kьnstler Kasimir Malewitsch geprдgt wurde. Malewitsch suchte einen alternativen Begriff fьr ein Kunstideal, das nicht vergegenstдndlicht. Etwas, was dem Begriff " ... |
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3237. |
Joulude puhad /estonii/ lemad korraga. Lхhnavad hapukapsad ja piparkoogid. Jхulude pхhilхhna annab aga see, mille kohta vanarahvas ьtleb: ,,Tuleb kui saks, lдheb kui sant”. Muidugi on see kuusk! Eriti ilusad on jхulukuused, mida ehivad lapsed. Tдiskasvanud ei oska seda nii hдsti teha. Kui tore on kuuseehteid karbist vдlja ... |
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3238. |
Johann Wolfgang Goethe ... . "Winckelmann und sein Jahrhundert. In Briefen und Aufsätzen herausgegeben von Goethe" Sammelband der Weimarer Kunstfreunde mit Artikeln des Archäologen und Kunstgelehrten Johann Joachim Winckelmann, der das Schönheitsideal der Deutschen Klassik geprägt hatte. 1806 ... |
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3239. |
Jealousy as the cause of internal self-destruction in Kreutzer Sonata by Leo Tolstoy (Ревность как причина внутреннего самоуничтожения в Крейцеровой сонате Льва Толстого) ... psychic soul. His story Kreutzer Sonata examines the basic drives, emotions and motives of ordinary people searching for answers to the questions of life. One of them is that jealousy causes internal self-destruction. Prior to an analysis of the narrative of the story, where a jealous ... |
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3240. |
James Joyce (1882-1941) ... as artists and lovers and in the various aspects of their family relationships. Using experimental techniques to convey the essential nature of realistic situations, Joyce merged in his greatest works the literary traditions of realism, naturalism, and symbolism. P o e m s All day I hear the ... |
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3241. |
J.W.Geothe rt. Goethe erhielt einen ausgezeichneten Hausunterricht: auBer den klassischen Sprachen undLiteraturen sowie dem
Franzosischen, die zu jener Zeit den Hauptbestand jedes Unterichts bilde-ten, lernte er Englisch, Italienisch und Hebraisch, naturwissenschaftliche
Studien wurden auch getreiben, was ... |
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3242. |
Interpreting ... , he (the speaker) is just listening the translation through the head-phones, and answering at once. It is time to mention that the setting of Simultaneous interpreting doesn’t depend on any accessory systems, situated in the hall. It is possible not to use them at all. The arrangement of the ... |
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3243. |
Internetional Raw Materials Market ... . We
turn to consider more generally, now, the interaction between
trade in goods and trade in factors.[3]Addendum
1Siberia
is Among Leaders in Raw Materials Markets[5]
Siberia's rating looks more impressive in some groups of
goods than its 7-th general placing. Split the whole flow of
commercial ... |
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3244. |
Internet ... sources plus the thematic review of the Russian and Russian resources WWW. 2.2. Automatic indexes. It is possible to approach to a problem of search of the information in Internet and on the other hand. There are programs in which have loaded some thousand well-known URL-addresses. Being is ... |
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3245. |
Международная компания "Мидлсекс" /english/ business streams: Steel (and direct reduced iron); Non-ferrous metals (nickel); Financial services ; Energy; and Agribusiness. In addition, it has trade investment in gold and insurance. (Each of this these streams in particular I'm going to describe later on in my research paper. ) 1996 ... |
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3246. |
Interetische Stabilitat Grundlage der Staatspolitik ... großen interethnischen Politik der ganzen Menschheit sei. Am 28. Februar 1996 wurde in Almaty die internationalen wissenschaftlich-praktischen Konferenz „Probleme der Harmonisierung interethnisher Beziehungen in den neuen unabhängigen Staaten“ eröffnet. In Rahmen des Programms des ... |
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3247. |
Intercultural business communication ... aware of potential areas for miscommunication or misunderstanding. • Dealing with the individual. Avoid stereotyping and overgeneralization. DIFFICULTIES OF INTERCULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION The more differences there are between the people who are communicating, the more difficult it is to ... |
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3248. |
Intelligence ... "section six" of military intelligence and the Security Service, "section five." MI-6 MI-6 is the formally Secret Intelligence Service, British government agency responsible for the collection, analysis, and appropriate dissemination of foreign intelligence. MI-6 is ... |
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3249. |
Impact of Evolution on Human Thought. Testosterone ... would like to notice and bring example of the fact that majority of scientific world hold opinion that artificial testosterone if correctly applied can bring much of good to the human kind, especially to elderly. “Standford R. is seventy-four years old now, but he has had heart problems since the ... |
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3250. |
Impact of Evolution on Human Thought. Evolution ... was placed at the end of the scale. Below were higher animals like houses, sheep and so forth, but it is hard to believe that humans were next step in the biological evolution of living organisms right after higher animals. Only by the eighteenth century ape-like being became known to Europe. This ... |
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3251. |
Ilya Repin ... his country-men who saw a dangerous departure from “the truth of life” in Impressionism. After returning to Russia Repin settled in Moscow. He was a frequent visitor in Abramtsevo – the country estate of Savva Mamontov, one of the most famous Russian patrons of art. ... |
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3252. |
Idiom ... On a more comic level there is partial idiomaticity in raining cats and dogs (in Welsh it rains old women and sticks!). What is and what is not an idiom is, then often a matter of degree. It is very difficult, moreover, to decide whether a word or a sequence of words is opaque. We could, perhaps, ... |
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3253. |
How to write exam essay ... the way I'm writing here, either the rather flippant colloquial style or the somewhat overbearing tone, or the numbered subheadings. This is an essay on how to write a literary essay, not a literary essay. Quotations Firstly, quote sufficiently but not too copiously. Not more than a third of a ( ... |
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3254. |
How telecommunication change the defenition of work Telework ... . Nobody will knew about his inabilities and nobody will keep him away from the job. But the problem with results measuring still remains. How can we train managers and change their minds in order to deal with telework? What I think is that all internal relations need to be built on a completely ... |
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3255. |
Holidays and traditions in english-speaking countries ... planned around a central theme related to the history and attractions of London. The great procession, or parade, begins at 3 p. m., but it is Holidays and traditions in English – speaking countries. advisable to find a vantage-point well before that hour. The parade consists of a great many ... |
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3256. |
Каникулы /english/ ways of spending summer holidays... But each person has his own preferences, so everyone likes the only way. I think that there are two ways of spending your holidays - active and passive. The passive way means staying in the sun, for example, and enjoying doing nothing , and the active - quite ... |
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3257. |
Holiday in Russia ... for a minute. Radio and television broadcast popular war songs all day long. A
lot of guests from different countries of the world came to Moscow to
participate in the celebrations.
Independence
Day is a new holiday in our country. On the 12th of June, 1992, the
first President
of Russia was elect |
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3258. |
History of democracy of the USA ... came because of the opportunity, which did not exist for them in Europe, to own land or practice a trade. - In the course of its long history as a nation, Great Britain had taken several steps toward democracy. England (including Wales) had a parliament winch made laws, and most people enjoyed a ... |
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3259. |
History of Great Britain ... a clear majority. As a consequence, Ramsay MacDonald, the Labour Party leader, became the first professed socialist to serve as prime minister of Great Britain. His first ministry in 1924, rested on Liberal acquiescence; it lasted less than a year, when yet another election brought back Baldwin’s ... |
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3260. |
Historical Background of the Middle English Period ... conditions, dialectal differences in Early M.E. were accentuated by some historical events, namely the Scandinavian invasions and the Norman Conquest. Though the Scandinavian invasions of England are dated in the Old English period, there effect on the language is particularly apparent in ... |
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3261. |
Hight medical course the medical trainings to provide a broad and solid foundation for professional knowledge. The third through fifth years are called the Senior Course. During the third year students study pathology, pharmacology general surgery and surgical anatomy. In the latter, students learn to perform three ... |
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3262. |
Higher Education in the USA ... both public and private, have gained reputations for offering particularly challenging courses, and for providing their students with a higher quality of education. The great majority are generally regarded as quite satisfactory. A few other institutions, conversely, provide only adequate education, ... |
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3263. |
Hepatitis A Prevention ... is no chronic carrier state with hepatitis A. Having had the disease produces life-long immunity from future HAV infection. How can you prevent hepatitis A? You should always wash your hands after using the bathroom, changing a diaper, and before eating or preparing food. Hepatitis A ... |
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3264. |
HOW DNA TESTING WORKS (Анализ ДНК как проверяющие работы) ... , we can't do it right, then we must ask ourselves if it's worth doing at all. HOW “DNA” TESTING WORKS The opening DNA is a new era in development of a science and society, it opens new opportunities, which were inaccessible earlier, ... |
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3265. |
HOLIDAY New Year ... holiday. All around the world people celebrate
Christmas Holidays, but in Russia we have very few people who truly
believe in G-d after 70 years of communism. My last New Year holidays
were very nice. I’d spent it with my girlfriend and our friends
in a country-house in Roshino. We played ... |
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3266. |
Gun control ... laws? Why are crimes rates dropping in state such as Florida where private ownership of firearms is encouraged? In conclusion, three main reasons why gun control law should take firearms from hands of criminals, not law-abiding citizens are first historically legal ownership of firearms in America ... |
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3267. |
Great Britan ... and a large port. 24) Its chief industries are the production of linen and other textiles, clothing, shipbuilding, engineering. 25) Great Britain is also a highly developed agricultural country. 26) Wheat is grown in the east of England. 27) Vegetables are grown in all ... |
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3268. |
Great Britain and Kazakhstan ... km) long. Once Britain's greatest port, Liverpool suffered extreme setbacks with the advent of container ships, which it could not handle, and the shift in Great Britain's trade focus from the United States to the European Community. The city is connected by tunnel with Birkenhead across the Mersey ... |
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3269. |
Great Britain (Великобритания) ... . The country is
not very rich in natural resources but there were suffice for the
Industrial Revolution to start.London
London
is the capital of the Great Britain.
It was founded by the Romans.
It is very old city. It is two thousand years old. London is only the
capital of the country; it is ... |
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3270. |
Grammatical difference between British and American English ... this, though some of them object strongly to the fact that Americanisms are now having an influence on British usage. There are thousands of differences in detail between British and American English, and occasionally they crowd together enough to make some difficulty. If you read that a man, ... |
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3271. |
Grammar r. ADVERBIAL MODIFIER: Time (after, before, on, upon, in, at) IGA-Upon waking I found myself much recovered. IGP-After being looked through, the book was left in the library. Manner (by, in): IGA-The day was spent in packing. IGP-He succeeded in finishing the work by being given a helpful ... |
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3272. |
Good Neighbours. Test ... being seen by neighbors keeping a look-out. Burglars also know that people who are part of ‘Neighborhood Watch’ schemes are more likely to have fitted good locks to their doors and windows. There’s another benefit too. In the time since the ‘Neighborhood Watch’ scheme came into existence, there is ... |
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3273. |
Going public and the dividend policy of the company ... 8356;210.000 retained by the company is reinvested to shareholders’ advantage. Shareholders’ wealth is optimized, and the dividend paid is simply the residual profit after investment policy has been approved. If companies look upon dividend policy as what remains after investments are decided then ... |
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3274. |
Global warming ... of temperature records shows that the Earth has warmed an average of 0.5°C over the past 100 years. This is consistent with predictions of global warming due to an enhanced greenhouse effect and increased aerosols. Yet, it could also be within acceptable limits for natural temperature variation. ... |
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3275. |
Genetic Manipulation ... to get only in a certain period of time. Still this burning issue has arguments both in favor of and against gene technology. The success of genetic manipulation will result in a better quality of life for people. Nearly all diseases can potentially be cured. Cancer will be wiped out, as cancer ... |
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3276. |
GREAT BRITAIN, Science ... .
London
is the capital of the UK. It was founded by the Romans. The
population of London is over 8 million people.
The
largest cities of Great Britain besides London are: Birmingham,
Glasgo, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Bristol, Leeds, Edinburgh.
The most important seaports are: London, ... |
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3277. |
Friedrich Durrenmatt (Фридрих Дюренматт) ... >Der Schweizerische Beobachter<. Ein Jahr später verfasst er seinen zweiten Kriminalroman "Der Verdacht". 1967 wird Friedrich Dürrenmatt künstlerischer Berater, Direktionsmitglied und Regisseur am Basler Stadttheater, 1970 bis 1972 Berater des Züricher ... |
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3278. |
Foreign exchange market (Иностранный обменный рынок) ... (falls) when the quantity demanded exceeds (is less than) the quantity supplied. Broadly speaking, the quantity of U.S. dollars supplied to foreign exchange markets is composed of the dollars spent on imports, plus the amount of funds spent or invested by U.S. residents outside the United States. ... |
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3279. |
Food \english\ ... the restaurant and than bring it home to eat. Eating in Britain is quite international! British Cuisine.[9] Some people criticize English food. They say it’s unimaginable, boring, tasteless, it’s chips with everything and totally overcooked vegetables. The basic ingredients, when ... |
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3280. |
Financial intermediation ...
its re-lending operations.
They provide a ready
source of funds for borrowers. Even when money is in short supply, a
borrower will usually find a financial intermediary prepared to lend
some.
Most importantly they
provide maturity transformation, i.e. they bridge up the gap between
the wish of most ... |
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3281. |
Financial Planing ... An income statement is a summary of a firm's revenues and ... during a specific accounting period. > 10. The information in these two financial statements becomes more important when it is... with corresponding information for previous years or past... periods. IV. Translate ... |
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3282. |
Fast food ... part of the answer. Another important part, due to which hamburgers have become well-known and favourite all around the world is McDonald’s, the fast food restaurant. The first restaurant was opened in San Bernadino, California, in 1949 and hamburgers were the main item on its menu, as well as the ... |
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3283. |
Faculty of clinical psycology ... environment that enables to treat them successfully. Any young men who have the motivation and ability to become a psychologist can enter the faculty of Clinical Psychology founded in 1997. The study programme last for 5 years and is mostly aimed at giving students the knowledge and skills ... |
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3284. |
Examination Topics ... after finishing school it is necessary for me to enter a university or a college and to study computer science. I’ll have to take three entrance examinations: in Maths, Physics and Literary composition. If I am lucky, I’ll have the chance to study interesting sciences, and to listen to the lectures ... |
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3285. |
Evolution of Christianity ... . Christianity adapted to Rome’s
values, promising victory to Roman armies and a bountiful life to
believers. There were many controversies in Christianity. Distressed
by these controversies, Constantine tried to end major controversy
over relationship of Jesus to God. The first group, who ... |
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3286. |
Europe ... other reasons, they split from the Roman Catholic Church. This ‘Reformation’ was created by Protestant Churches, which became powerful in northern Europe, particularly in England, Scotland, Sweden and northern Germany. Terrible wars between Catholics and Protestants followed in the 16th and 17th ... |
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3287. |
Essay on the article Tobacco and Tolerance: Blowing smoke (о вреде курения) ... they can be justified from many reasons and they are not simple and stupid self-poisoning. I do not agree with the author of the article “Tobacco and Tolerance: Blowing smoke” that smoking is not a social problem but a private one and the anti-smoking program should be minimized. Those people, who ... |
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3288. |
Envoiromental protection ... illnesses and diseases.
Ministry
of education and science of UkraineThe International Slavonic
University
The report on a theme:THE
PROBLEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Has executed: Maslov I.V.
FC-1 Charkov-2003 THE PROBLEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
Environmental protection is
the main ... |
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3289. |
English topics ... communist principals as a
bases of society.
The Renaisense in England.
The
prideses of Shakespeare.
The
most brilliant period of English literature was in the second half of
the 16’th and begining of 17’th centure.Sometimes it’s
called & ... |
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3290. |
English Topics ... shall not only translate
or interpret
speech. Sometimes I shall help people to communicate by giving advice
how to behave in certain cases.
I
have to read a lot of English books in origin to make phrases right
and to be able to translate jokes, something specific and so on. I
have to be creative, ... |
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3291. |
English Themes - Theatre I’d like to tell you something about it.
My seat (place) was in the stalls (партер).
I took the opera-glasses for better visibility. It was opera in two
acts and lasted about 2 hours. The conductor was national actor of
(РСФР) Eriler. The
actor who played the part of Don Juan was А. ... |
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3292. |
English Themes - My favorite Holiday ... Year is a holiday for everyone. The people all over
the world welcome the new year at one moment, that’s why I
think it’s the most uniting holiday in the world, because in
this moment every person can say that he loves everyone. I think it
is an international holiday.
But in
different ... |
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3293. |
English Painting and Art Galleries ... The Tretyakov Gallery The state Tretyakov Gallery is one of the best-known art galleries in Russia. Different genres of painting are exhibited there. It takes its name from its founder Pavel Tretyakov, a Moscow merchant and connoisseur. In the middle of the XIX th century Pavel Tretyakov ... |
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3294. |
English Literature ... 1946)
Gertrude
Stein is remembered because of her influence on the writers to come,
not for her works. She doesn’t enter anthologies of English or
American literature. She was born in USA, her childhood was spent in
Europe. She studied psychology in Harvard. Her teacher was William
James. She ... |
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English Language ... are still employed in the various counties of Great
Britain. Other important regional dialects have also developed; for
example, the English language in Ireland has retained certain
individual peculiarities of pronunciation, such as the pronunciation
of lave
for leave
and fluther
for flutter;
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Einhard ... , and it was a big part of his life. Summarizing the aforementioned argument indeed 9th Century documents presented in Charlemagne’s Courtier portray Einhard as a well educated person, a talented poet, writer, and artist in different kinds of arts, religious, humble and faithful man, as well ... |
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Eesti pohjarannik (estonii) uti kasvanud kivine linn on loodus kauge.
Tallinn on osa pхhjarannikust. Eestimaa pхhjarannikuks
on Soome lahe lхunakallas alates Pххsaspea
poolsaarest kuni meie riigi idapiirini, Narva jхeni. Nende
vahele jддb ligi 300 km ддrmiselt mitmepalgelist
rannaja lavamaad.
Mis on kogu pхhjarannikut
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Educational System in Great Britain, USA and Ukraine ... division, which is the last two years. The first two years continue the general education and specialization begins in the third year. 8 3. Educational System in Ukraine. Ukrainians have always shown a great concern for education. The right to education is stated in the constitution of ... |
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Educational System in Great Britain, USA and Ukraine ... division, which is the last two years. The first two years continue the general education and specialization begins in the third year. 8 3. Educational System in Ukraine. Ukrainians have always shown a great concern for education. The right to education is stated in the constitution of ... |
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Education in Russia – you’re really
to go to school.
The best way to get
to know and understand the system of education in Russia is to know
what kinds of schools are in Russia and how children study there.
Every citizen of our country has the right to
education. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution. It ... |