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- Woman: I could go to the end of the world for you..
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- George: Well, that’s the doggonedest thing.
- Well, it’s Christmastime again, one of the most widely-celebrated holidays in the world.
- The Winter Solstice – (The shortest day of the year) The Winter Solstice is an important pagan festival.
- It takes place on the shortest day of the year.
- Ross from the television programme Friends explained the miracle of Hanukah, “The miracle was that the little bit of oil [from the Menorah candles] that should’ve lasted only one day burned for eight days.” During Hanukah, family members exchange gifts, and the strict rules of the Bible are more relaxed..
- A kinara is a traditional candleholder that holds red, black and green candles – the colours of black liberation in America..
- Which of the festivals mentioned in the article are celebrated by communities in your country?.
- Luke isn’t the first Lotto winner to go back to work.
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- When the police spoke to Li, Li claimed that she made up the mobster stories “only for fun”, and that “the whole thing was a joke”..
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- Then, mix in the sugar..
- The fall of the World Trade Centre..
- Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Jack Dawson made their list of the most memorable film quotes when he said, “I’m the king of the world!” and Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On ranked 14th for Best Song in a Film..
- He says the film is about many things, including, “the juxtaposition of rich and poor, the gender roles played out unto death (women first), the stoicism and nobility of a bygone age, the magnificence of the great ship matched in scale only by the folly of the men who drove her hell-bent through the darkness.
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- The title of the film comes from the fact that Chapman was carrying a copy of JD Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye in his coat pocket when he was arrested..
- It has some of the strangest clergymen you’ll ever see..
- a member of the Christian clergy in the Catholic, Anglican or Orthodox church.
- Z-movies are the lowest section of the film industry.
- But Hot English’s winner is a different Olympian swimmer – the all-star, 9-time medallist, and 41-year-old mother swimming dynamo.
- But these aren’t the only books that everybody is talking about.
- He is a member of the Triads.
- infiltrator in the Triads.
- Meanwhile, Costello (Jack Nicholson), the leader of the.
- After 10 nominations, he finally won his first and only Academy Award for Best Actor in Martin Scorsese’s The Color of Money (1986) where he played a pool shark opposite Tom Cruise..
- For example, in the sentence,.
- A menu – a list of the food and drinks available in the restaurant..
- Appetizers / starters – the first course of the meal that is generally a small amount of food..
- “It’s an unusual gap in the.
- Flops in the Den.
- Most of the business ideas are turned down in the den..
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- Feng shui in the office..
- Did you notice the use of the passives in the conversation? Compare these two expressions..
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- The name Utah means people of the mountains..
- mountain peaks in the United States..
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- Where’s the bog? I’m gonna powder my nose..
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- Salman Rushdie’s novel “The Satanic Verses” caused immediate controversy.
- So, what’s the solution? The government is planning to upgrade the road and to build a bypass..
- But if the hill remains unprotected, Tara Hill will become another sad casualty of modernity and progress – the progress of a faster, but probably not better, world..
- “Soldiers of Destiny”, the largest Irish political party and ideologically centre right.
- Simon: And what’s the number, ma’am?.
- For example, ask someone to pour the wine or put the appetizers out – it takes the pressure off you, and that’s the key to an enjoyable and stress-free evening – for everyone!.
- Jessica: Yes, I just love looking out of the window and seeing myself in the clouds.
- Where’s the key to the secret room?.
- Where’s the key?.
- It’s the biggest one..
- This is the strangest shop in the world.
- Receptionist: Oh dear, did you forget yours? What a shame, that’s the first thing I pack when I go away.
- It turned out we weren’t the robust travellers we fancied ourselves to be.
- “Yes, Shereen, what’s the matter?”.
- the train had split in the early hours of the morn- ing.
- That’s the first thing, not having to worry about what time you get out of bed.
- So that’s the first thing.
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- In the case of the navy, it is used derogatorily.
- “dry back of the ears”.
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