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1 | 487 | Tense | he States, now in their 40's, arrived at the point of arrived at the point of | are now experiencing |
2 | 693 | Tense | came cheaper and cheaper, it was getting was getting more and more common and | became |
3 | 693 | Tense | However 0 as tobacco was getting was getting cheaper and cheaper, it | became |
4 | 324 | Tense | boom had began had began . Thousands of young Americans fled their homes he | began |
5 | 699 | Tense | ovement in L.A., the campaign has changed . The model of a rebel young m | changed |
6 | 697 | Tense | t/The invention of television has created a perfect opportunity for a new addictive operati | created |
7 | 699 | Tense | ising 0 cigarettes has not changed since the 50's until late 60's. Th | did not change |
8 | 822 | Tense | at is coming is coming from the screen, forgetting about | emanates |
9 | 324 | Tense | and 60's drug-related culture had entered its Renaissance due to the popularization of Budd | entered |
10 | 269 | Tense | nged. At first, gay activists were fighting for anti-discrimination rights in school, work an | fought |
11 | 472 | Tense | the political system, which gives more liberty than it used to give to | gave |
12 | 695 | Tense | s I and II. Tobacco companies were generously giving cigarettes to soldiers as their " participat | generously gave |
13 | 662 | Tense | d to be said that the person was given some mysterious herb and lost | had been |
14 | 756 | Tense | nd, could be accepted if they did not prove their quality and efficiency all over the world. | had not proved |
15 | 503 | Tense | ople {including children} and has raped some of them and eaten parts of their bodies./^t/ | had raped |
16 | 824 | Tense | s are on the decline, reading becomes unpopular, deep thought | has become |
17 | 198 | Tense | cal system in which the truth was constantly distorted. A group of people claimed t | has been |
18 | 610 | Tense | irst of all, background music ceased to be background . Oppo | has ceased |
19 | 116 | Tense | 0 life. Violence came to be glorified as the only means of doing a | has come |
20 | 843 | Tense | president of the U.S. himself endorsed the program, not necessarily because it is so hel | has endorsed |
21 | 445 | Tense | times no one ever questioned it 0 but the twentieth century | has ever questioned |
22 | 610 | Tense | what was once hardly audible, now managed to push to the front | has now managed |
23 | 445 | Tense | However, the image of parents stayed stayed the same - father and | has remained |
24 | 369 | Tense | if everybody secured secured herself or himself | has safeguarded |
25 | 26 | Tense | e the epidemic is supposed to appear or where it was actually detected. In such 0 | have appeared |
26 | 43 | Tense | : the danger of lying. There are many examples of people making untrue statements | have been |
27 | 463 | Tense | s ago. Since that time, there had been many other epidemics, for example in the Roman em | have been |
28 | 44 | Tense | have realised they were lied . Taking into consideration | have been |
29 | 76 | Tense | got married , clubs for gays were opened. Step by step homosexuals have gained more | have been |
30 | 198 | Tense | t/For the last fifty years we were witnesses of a political sy | have been |
31 | 4 | Tense | highly regarded for centuries depreciated , there are many people who represent the opinion | have depreciated |
32 | 614 | Tense | t some acoustic support. They got used to it to such an extent , that they | have got |
33 | 487 | Tense | ed us to conquer and inhabit allows for conquering and inhabiting all areas of the world as well as catering f | have helped us to conquer and inhabit |
34 | 242 | Tense | addicted. They lost this feeling of freedom they had at th | have lost |
35 | 242 | Tense | ey had at the beginning. They lost the illusion of freedom they had later. Now they | have lost |
36 | 117 | Tense | ened and they result in the increase of violence in politics./^t/Viole | have resulted |
37 | 210 | Tense | ty of modern art some artists started to forget that 'visual art is visual' 0 | have started |
38 | 491 | Tense | ' - those who survived the clinical death. Consequently, the | have survived |
39 | 466 | Tense | not well or had even mild symptoms. In such a way, the hosts woul | have |
40 | 66 | Tense | doctor treats a patient that suffers from an incurable disease, for example. Then, the | is suffering |
41 | 249 | Tense | f he/she realises that he/she suffers from an incurable illness. So again this is | is suffering |
42 | 480 | Tense | no longer a generation which was shown the patterns to follow. Now their heroes ar | is |
43 | 134 | Tense | criminals from East and West met here. Recently there are more a | meet |
44 | 230 | Tense | which steal or mug for other individuals for money./^t/The second re | mugged |
45 | 531 | Tense | c only in India. However, it has rapidly spread to other countries. Its outbreaks occur in the wa | rapidly spread |
46 | 44 | Tense | ng belief in others when they have realised they were lied | realise |
47 | 230 | Tense | gular gangs which steal or mug for other individuals for m | stole |
48 | 105 | Tense | he Eastern culture, which have been using have been using drugs as a means of | uses |
49 | 845 | Tense | world, but the chances are it became an issue for strictly political and economic reas | will become |
50 | 6 | Tense | er, we love each other and we do everything to protect our love against the | will do |