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Complete PICLE corpus of essays by Polish advanced EFL students (330,000)


Found 1254 matches (50 printed). Sorted by order of appearance (case-insensitive).
Number of matches per 100,000 words: 380.00

No : Line : Concordance 1: 26: ten do not hesitate to benefit from it, even illegally. They are in position to 2: 36: elp eradicate the crime factor from modern societies. Thus, civilized societies 3: 38: em. Thus, separating criminals from the rest of the society will not change thei 4: 50: ould prevent the rate of crime from growing, many people point out that the key 5: 82: ems. Theoretically, graduating from a university is something of a great value. 6: 82: pointed after having graduated from a university is increasing. The value of a u 7: 88: ent has after having graduated from a university is only theoretical. In very fe 8: 90: ays' world one needs knowledge from various fields. So the fact that one has gra 9: 96: aw", that people are still far from being really equal. The most influential fac 10: 110: tures e.t.c. preventing people from the "checks and balances" so delicately cons 11: 114: ho are e.g. visually different from them. The only way to get a hearing is throu 12: 124: ticularly after being released from prison too early./^t/Another aspect of the s 13: 130: prison. Such system eliminates from the society individuals that may have a very 14: 158: ved of. Indeed, nobody is free from prejudices and inferiority or superiority fe 15: 166: le our world would free itself from many unnecessary wars, conflicts and social 16: 177: t/Other visual pictures, apart from paintings, that can prompt our dreaming and 17: 194: ck person. Inequality stemming from the skin colour was commonplace in the past, 18: 206: t in order to prevent children from watching them. Obviously, this limitation do 19: 218: front of the TV set and flick from channel to channel with a remote control. To 20: 220: breed laziness and discontent. From the very childhood they learn that thinking 21: 228: contemporary woman is very far from the desired one. There is no equality, eithe 22: 232: e existing many inconveniences from the academic authorities' side. As far as wo 23: 234: t a contemporary woman suffers from the constant lack of time to accomplish all 24: 244: e cause of women. Suffragettes from the 19th century fighting for equality betwe 25: 264: maginary visions of living far from modern technologically-dominated world somew 26: 7101: types of merchandise beginning from cars finishing on underwear. Especially the 27: 7868: rug adalict is under 25, comes from a big city, from a well-off family. 10% of a 28: 7880: le value most is their freedom from the rat race and the pressures of life in a 29: 7922: very willing to help students from small towns. Sometimes they do not want to u 30: 7943: suffers, divorce is an escape from a form of a prison which marriage then resem 31: 7973: he space which are not visible from the Earth. There is no gravity in the space 32: 8039: g at schools is very important from the point of view of sociology. The society 33: 8097: reen hypnotized by weird forms from who knows where and making quasi-peace, or o 34: 8184: n to buy. We can make a choice from a variety of presented goods.Lots of people 35: 8212: atin, computer terms are taken from English, menus in exclusive restaurants are 36: 8242: find it impossible to prevent from going towards further areas. Similarly to pl 37: 8262: ironment that brings up people from the province; even grown up individuals are 38: 8270: ence-fiction realm, known only from books like Huxley's "Brand New World". But ' 39: 8272: beings?' is fully answerable. From the biotechnological point of view the reply 40: 8298: is the way of treating people from small towns or villages by the examiners. In 41: 8349: dren who are born, let us say, from compulsion usually go to social institutions 42: 8349: and spiritual inconveniences, from material ones, since these institutions are 43: 8367: ices. Besides, thanks to money from advertisements earned by mass media, our acc 44: 8379: ple? How to prevent youngsters from following in their parents' footsteps?/^t/It 45: 8439: appreciation and strong backup from Poles, however, great Polish movies cannot b 46: 8443: nd a lack of positive response from the viewers, the production is dramatically 47: 8470: learn meanings of given sounds from their parents, so that their language can be 48: 8510: ce to face with your own life. From the moment we are born we struggle to believ 49: 8528: painting is almost dead comes from the observations of the artistic scene all a 50: 8556: r. In order to prevent oneself from such situations, a gun should be kept in a s

Complete PICLE corpus of essays by Polish advanced EFL students (330,000) end of search.

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Number of matches per 100,000 words: 380.00

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