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Monday, June 30, 2014 |
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The colour red has long been linked with Valentine's Day, sometimes symbolizing the colour of roses, and sometimes the blood of our brave soldiers.
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Now that Rebecca had the rapt attention of most of the students, she took advantage of this. To ramp up the dynamics of the class, she assigned an exercise involving color printouts of famous paintings, which would afford her a new opportunity to interact with her less engaged students as well as the eager ones.
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I guess he's simply being humbly honest. He promised to "make America great again," and by golly, that's exactly what he's been doing!
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Ozok, you said it all!
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In which case, it could be rephrased as:
Which countries have the highest consumption of meat?
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;-)
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In the U.S., we'd say "can" instead of "tin." In the U.S., "tin" has a connotation of a reusable metal container with a lid, often a decorative or collectible item.
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Holding a marker, Rebecca turned to the whiteboard, and, on the left side, deftly sketched the main components of a painting. On the right side, in large, clear letters, she wrote the main concepts. She continued to expound the lesson to her students, who were impressed by the skill and detail of the sketches.
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One possibility is "If you want this knowledge imparted to you . . ."
It can also work as an imperative: "Impart this to me now, please!"
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Or firecracker debris.
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