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Just don't let her interfere with the business. start learning
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Mayer's assessment of Byrne's true abilities were kept to a minimum. start learning
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The old curriculum of the Real schools is now superseded. start learning
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He accused broadcasters of contributing to the dumbing down of America. start learning
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obniżanie poziomu (intelektualnego?)
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It was about this time that he became a leading light in the campaign to end elitism in higher education. start learning
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Google generation has no need for rote learning. start learning
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Great; also where speed is not important, and first cost is an essential consideration. start learning
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So many of our children are whiz kids at a keyboard by the time they are ten years old. start learning
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Highly regarded by bosses as a potential high-flyer, he moved to the business banking centre in Beechwood business park, Inverness, in 1999. start learning
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człowiek sukcesu w pracy czy szkole
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Asher Moses Optus has emerged as the dark horse in the race between mobile carriers for exclusive rights to launch the iPhone in Australia. start learning
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fuks; cichy, ale zaskakuje zdolnościami, ukrytym talentem
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Zawodnik drużyny, świetnie współpracujący w grupie
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That's very true but when she does cook, she is excellent - what you might call a good all-rounder start learning
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Wszechstronnie uzdolniony
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A far better approach wouldbe to teach children to think creatively so that they could learn to interpret and apply the knowledge available online. start learning
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He brought opera to the masses and reinvented the waltz start learning
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His observations chime with a trend in British classrooms to cut back on traditional teaching and to personalise learning. start learning
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We have to cut back on electricity and water to save more money. start learning
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He was distant, even cool towards her. start learning
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The hot winds which prevail during the summer in some of the other colonies are unknown in Queensland. start learning
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But the sudden immersion in the practical administration of a northern diocese gave him new strength. start learning
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The struggle was fierce; but at length, employing persuasion as well as force, the old king triumphed. start learning
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Superstition also entered largely into the choice of remedies. start learning
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Damian glanced at the redhead and touched her arm in affectionate greeting. start learning
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His mother regarded him with a speculative eye, which he refused to meet. start learning
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Was to appoint him president of the province of Hanover. start learning
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When I sleep normally, it takes a lot more than that to rouse me. start learning
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He was also to solicit a subsidy in consideration of the guarantee, and a loan of five million dollars. start learning
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zabiegać, ubiegać się, prosić kogoś
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His familiarity with the methods of mathematical analysis and a certain refinement of taste in their application have resulted in great beauty of form. start learning
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