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1 | 773 | Spelling | rstood children often become agressive and get involved in many conflicts. The great | aggressive |
2 | 466 | Spelling | a special committee, should analize all the possible ways of transporting the pl | analyse |
3 | 288 | Spelling | anches of science as physics, antrophology , philosophy one concludes that religi | anthropology |
4 | 501 | Spelling | fist or a whole arm into the onus 0 and at last paede | anus |
5 | 741 | Spelling | he first stage is referred to a so called love bombing. A sensit | as |
6 | 680 | Spelling | m now on. New Year's Eve is a blissfull time of carnival, parties and joy 0 as l | blissful |
7 | 416 | Spelling | consequently has to bear this burdon and consequently has to bear this burdon | burden |
8 | 592 | Spelling | he Catholic catechism. The " denomitional " way is the most convenient one, unless one | denominational |
9 | 34 | Morphological error | asons behind such 0 dramatical increase of violence. As soo | dramatic |
10 | 325 | Spelling | drugs such as crack cocaine, exctasy , and other pills had seriously increased | ecstasy |
11 | 664 | Morphological error | in the organism, which cause euphory and make a man commit great nonsenses | euphoria |
12 | 96 | Spelling | the requirements. We have to exagerrate the losses to get the money. Lying is justified a | exaggerate |
13 | 577 | Spelling | oblems. This, of course, is a falacious a falacious delusion ./^t/Nowa | fallacious |
14 | 145 | Spelling | e mature, clever, and want to fullfil their parental roles as well as possible 0 | fulfil |
15 | 590 | Spelling | y, omnipresent and omnipotent god . That is certainly the picture that was drawn by | God |
16 | 10 | Spelling | uture life. Marriage gives no quarantee that life will be always happy | guarantee |
17 | 107 | Spelling | drugs, that is, 0 Hippies of the late 60's & 70's. They took drug | hippies |
18 | 773 | Spelling | 0 reproaching results is stress and frustration. Very often | in |
19 | 608 | Spelling | e ears. Especially dangerous as the fact , that a person does not realis | is |
20 | 672 | Spelling | ving without the martial status without the martial status | marital |
21 | 623 | Spelling | d at the gap between the, one mite say, input and the material that eventually leave | might |
22 | 467 | Spelling | bush modern man. All bacteria multiplay furiously and, according to Darwin and his theory | multiply |
23 | 323 | Spelling | aling properties of herbs and muchrooms which in great measure , | mushrooms |
24 | 176 | Morphological error | dy or eager to accept such an untypical family and in some countries { i.e | non-typical |
25 | 683 | Spelling | ignorance. From teenagers to octogenerians , many try to achieve 'happiness' through intoxica | octogenarians |
26 | 179 | Spelling | to have a family. He/she will of cause see the difference between his/her own family and | of course |
27 | 763 | Spelling | spect of culture which is not overpowerlingly influenced by 0 American | overpoweringly |
28 | 181 | Spelling | f hostility will be stronger, particularily as his parents are so irritatingly different from | particularly |
29 | 8 | Spelling | hip./^t/Each human being, but particulary a woman, needs a strong stable relationship on wh | particularly |
30 | 123 | Spelling | /^t/If a number of passersby in the street were to answer the question whether | passers-by |
31 | 601 | Spelling | to the top, she will have to say the price which a man never does | pay |
32 | 501 | Spelling | and at last paederasty . Who can guarantee that an adopted child will not | pederasty |
33 | 463 | Spelling | t of the plage epidemic , which had been reco | plague |
34 | 464 | Spelling | we realise what the plage is. How could we fight with someth | plague |
35 | 464 | Spelling | hing that we do not know? The plage is an infectious disease spreading quickly among | plague |
36 | 176 | Spelling | i.e Poland} , predjudice and repugnance repugnance | prejudice |
37 | 664 | Morphological L1 transfer | according to them, could be: psychics , genetics, the smell or even the color scal | psychology |
38 | 279 | Spelling | ooking for quicker and easier routs to India and China 0 they discovered new | routes |
39 | 646 | Spelling | er, stuffed dumplings in rich souce , a huge size goulash dish and numerous ingenious | sauce |
40 | 771 | Spelling | mple, if a child has a unique spacial orientation, he/she should be allowed to play wit | spatial |
41 | 36 | Morphological error | -garde art, especially music, stressless attitudes to life, work and school are often expr | stress-free |
42 | 621 | Spelling | nd performed with the use of synth. or even c. is v. ofte | synthesiser |
43 | 261 | Spelling | them now and again 0 than he becomes a cheater and a liar} ./^t/Some kind o | then |
44 | 505 | Spelling | 0 if in the manifesto the call a family a sprawling ground | they |
45 | 592 | Spelling | want the tollerance to be included in the bunch of principle | tolerance |
46 | 485 | Spelling | liefs and on the brink of the twenty first century they need them as well . As a | twenty-first |
47 | 157 | Morphological error | ) 0 cope with poor, non-satisfactory conditions in work, for instance : | unsatisfactory |
48 | 621 | Spelling | or even c. is v. often seen as soulles & | very |
49 | 36 | Spelling | eas. 'Exotic' trends from the west do influence various aspects of a soc | West |
50 | 241 | Spelling | , it is not possible to state whet the reason for taking the drug is. It is no longe | what |