Found 844 matches (50 printed). Sorted by order of appearance (case-insensitive).Number of matches per 100,000 words: 255.76No : Line : Concordance 1: 26: creates stronger bond between them and alienates them further from the rest of 2: 38: , excitement and pleasure made them continue of their path. They are also people 3: 40: an effort been made to educate them to become valuable citizens, they would reen 4: 52: p punishing criminals and lead them through the process of reeducation in order 5: 58: that it is not feasible to put them into practice. It would be simply wonderful 6: 88: Consequently, usually none of them is a requirement for getting a university de 7: 194: t schools, it is difficult for them to get a good job. The wrong colour of the s 8: 196: qually good education, or give them equal chance in life. Therefore, no matter w 9: 220: nd organising will be done for them and later this computer generation assumes t 10: 230: therefore they prefer to keep them aside. Additionally, having gained franchise 11: 250: pete with men they cannot love them deeply. They have difficulties in establishi 12: 264: uld be extremely difficult for them to lead their lives./^t/When it comes to the 13: 292: led academic world has brought them all to big cities, where universities and co 14: 330: ment of technology but many of them are only illusive and, in the long run, they 15: 356: ed what their priests had told them in churches about the movie, and condemned i 16: 374: , calm their nerves, secure to them a relatively shapely figure (compatible with 17: 390: on the other hand, could help them to make responsible decisions as to if and w 18: 396: of many amenities provided to them and satisfies both their physical and psycho 19: 450: ten my life, and I do not want them to sentence me to death of lung cancer. Ther 20: 486: e. Their teenagers do not need them any more because they think they have alread 21: 494: ing and working together gives them the feeling of safety and consequently a goo 22: 496: s helpless, on the other, puts them in charge of others, developing their feelin 23: 548: at present the greater part of them is drained by the costs of providing housing 24: 586: tients arouse in them. Some of them feel grief for the people in their charge. T 25: 594: ing feminist movements, giving them more opportunities and freedom, men and wome 26: 5708: . To gain customers and to tie them to a particular firm (and product), advertis 27: 5807: feel awkward having to reveal them to a stranger. Sometimes they hide some emba 28: 5900: arn foreign languages and make them feel the citizens of the world. Whenever the 29: 6727: out spending money and teaches them to respect hard work. Other ways of getting 30: 6887: and suggestive ways encourage them to get what they want - immediately and unsc 31: 6887: do what they are told. Many of them do not see any limits. If they want somethin 32: 7404: y, though?I think that some of them have. I realize that what I mean may not app 33: 7578: o all sound judgement and make them go into extremes./^t/My proposal is to let t 34: 7718: int and they know it will take them further out of the depths of their misery. T 35: 7718: ey are using marijuana to take them there. They claim that it is the feeling the 36: 7746: and disadvantages of living in them the best place to choose is a small town whi 37: 7866: ive for young people will stop them taking marijuana. It is true that forbidden 38: 7945: Definitely, law would not make them love each other, and divorce as a social phe 39: 8039: racism only. The school gives them the opportunity to experience different cult 40: 8112: well as sports facilities cost them a lot. Moreover, they do not enjoy these thi 41: 8182: es. The result is that many of them are coming in for criticism. Advertising is 42: 8186: almost impossible not to read them nowadays. They are everywhere: on the railwa 43: 8260: to their work and very few of them actually posses a piece of land. But people 44: 8262: tertainment that is offered to them by town 'facilities'. It is not far away to 45: 8344: d pity, some of us try to help them somehow, others think of irresponsible mothe 46: 8363: to them on the radio, look at them in all magazines and newspapers, as well as 47: 8371: o them it is really easier for them to choose something for themselves. Taking i 48: 8470: though there is no purpose for them to do it. Using a dialog is also typical of 49: 8550: sess a gun which would provide them with a feeling of security while walking dow 50: 8552: t if their psyche does not let them for a large outburst of agression required f