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1.For at least a good time to come bad harvest or economic depression in any one of them will affect all the other; political revolutions in any one of them are matter of immediate and intimate concern to all the others; and a war beginning anywhere can soon become a war which is happening everywhere.
2.Those who moved to the country for some peace and quiet, and to escape the high cost of city living begin to find that life there is not quite as ideal as they were led to believe it would be.
3.Most of the work that most people have to do is not in itself interesting but even such work has certain great advantages.
4.Whether you may be in your home or in your office, when you talk on the telephone, the quality of your voice and your ability to express you clearly and concisely are vert important.
5.Although both and kowledge are necessary, love is in a sence more fundamental, since it will lead intelligent people to seck knowledge, in order to find out how to benefit those whomthey love.
6.For creatures at home in the deep sea, however, the fact is that the pressure inside their tissues is the same as that without, and as long as this balance is preserved, they are no more inconvenienced by a pressure of a ton or so than we are by ordinary atmospheric pressure.
7.What had happened was that a housewife cleaning her windows up on the top floor directly above the place where the boy was playing had knocked over a plantpot.
8.Man cannot be really happy if he is compelled by society to do what he does not enjoy doing, or if what he enjoys doing is ignored by society as of no value or importance.
9.A knowledge of grammar can be of considerable help to us; for it will usually enable us to understand the reason why certain ways of expressing ourseleves are right and others wrong, and to correct any errors we may have made.
10.She had none at all to do with my brother, Henry who two years younger than I, and I think that all his goodness and truthfulness, obeying everybody would have been a burden to her but for this relief which I furnished in the other direction.
11.Busy or tired as the parents may be, they should try to answer their child's questions, especially as to why he should do the things they demand of him.
2.Those who moved to the country for some peace and quiet, and to escape the high cost of city living begin to find that life there is not quite as ideal as they were led to believe it would be.
3.Most of the work that most people have to do is not in itself interesting but even such work has certain great advantages.
4.Whether you may be in your home or in your office, when you talk on the telephone, the quality of your voice and your ability to express you clearly and concisely are vert important.
5.Although both and kowledge are necessary, love is in a sence more fundamental, since it will lead intelligent people to seck knowledge, in order to find out how to benefit those whomthey love.
6.For creatures at home in the deep sea, however, the fact is that the pressure inside their tissues is the same as that without, and as long as this balance is preserved, they are no more inconvenienced by a pressure of a ton or so than we are by ordinary atmospheric pressure.
7.What had happened was that a housewife cleaning her windows up on the top floor directly above the place where the boy was playing had knocked over a plantpot.
8.Man cannot be really happy if he is compelled by society to do what he does not enjoy doing, or if what he enjoys doing is ignored by society as of no value or importance.
9.A knowledge of grammar can be of considerable help to us; for it will usually enable us to understand the reason why certain ways of expressing ourseleves are right and others wrong, and to correct any errors we may have made.
10.She had none at all to do with my brother, Henry who two years younger than I, and I think that all his goodness and truthfulness, obeying everybody would have been a burden to her but for this relief which I furnished in the other direction.
11.Busy or tired as the parents may be, they should try to answer their child's questions, especially as to why he should do the things they demand of him.