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1 | 313 | Spelling | third , sometimes even up to 1/2 , of the population died when a plague appea | a half |
2 | 135 | Spelling | the criminals are not affraid of being caught and continue its | afraid |
3 | 773 | Spelling | rstood children often become agressive and get involved in many conflicts. The great | aggressive |
4 | 414 | Spelling | le mother, as only a woman is bilogically programmed to have a baby and to take care of it | biologically |
5 | 261 | Spelling | a breakup of a marriage. In such a case it is better to | break-up |
6 | 663 | Spelling | euphory , lack of breathe lack of breathe , compressi | breath |
7 | 117 | Spelling | of political etiquette may be cause , as it is in Poland's case, by years of the Commu | caused |
8 | 315 | Spelling | ment should organize "medical centers " to separate infected people. In | centres |
9 | 645 | Spelling | y often have a high level of choresterol a high level of choresterol in the blood | cholesterol |
10 | 146 | Spelling | decide to parents. They will chose whether to talk, to show, or to smack. But it mus | choose |
11 | 503 | Spelling | that lots of crimes have been commited by homosexuals. Considering the number of gays {f | committed |
12 | 783 | Spelling | 0 as such 0 they constitiute a considerable factor that influences dreams. Alt | constitute |
13 | 531 | Spelling | ) 0 Bubonic plague is a contageous , 0 usually fatal disease which was o | contagious |
14 | 624 | Spelling | "artificial" - so, is there a contradixion ? No./^t/Another important advantage of machine mu | contradiction |
15 | 313 | Spelling | /^t/Plague can be definied as an attack of disease causing death and spreadi | defined |
16 | 577 | Spelling | oblems. This, of course, is a falacious a falacious delusion ./^t/Nowa | fallacious |
17 | 755 | Spelling | ks or bars, which is often of for worse a quality for worse a | far |
18 | 581 | Spelling | , loss of health or physical fittness , stress , 0 death of a rela | fitness |
19 | 18 | Spelling | tenance guarenteed by the law. Besides, since in the future a child | guaranteed |
20 | 505 | Spelling | prawling ground of hipocrysy . They proclaim to ridicule heterosexua | hypocrisy |
21 | 625 | Spelling | l perform his music and their interpration . He has total control of his creation, just as a | interpretation |
22 | 145 | Spelling | ing a parent demands a lot of involvment , sacrifice, patience, and most of all, hard work | involvement |
23 | 608 | Spelling | e ears. Especially dangerous as the fact , that a person does not realis | is |
24 | 731 | Spelling | people whom we like and whose judgements we take into account . The preparati | judgments |
25 | 223 | Spelling | human life, and who kill and mime on impulse without any intelligible motive. Unfor | maim |
26 | 416 | Spelling | od parents, but because their martial status is not generally accepted and consequently | marital |
27 | 218 | Spelling | s optimistic is the fact that occurences of crime among kids under 18 are becoming more fr | occurrences |
28 | 179 | Spelling | to have a family. He/she will of cause see the difference between his/her own family and | of course |
29 | 822 | Spelling | e unknown to them./^t/Another offence offence of television is far more | offense |
30 | 686 | Spelling | er number. Tradition makes us organise huge festivals in honor of 0 new year, | organize |
31 | 463 | Spelling | t of the plage epidemic , which had been reco | plague |
32 | 465 | Spelling | of the bubonic plage , we can see that the disease is spread by the | plague |
33 | 465 | Spelling | uccessful weapon against the plage ./^t/ What to do, how to react | plague |
34 | 663 | Morphological error | gn , that the famous Platonian halves of 0 soul have met; perhaps unn | Platonic |
35 | 820 | Spelling | uitting otherwise pleasureable activities. We do not eat but rather | pleasurable |
36 | 176 | Spelling | i.e Poland} , predjudice and repugnance repugnance | prejudice |
37 | 325 | Spelling | ple of the 80's were far more rationale in their commitment to drugs. They replaced the h | rational |
38 | 98 | Spelling | ose hopes of recuperating are receeding , that he/she has all the chances | receding |
39 | 279 | Spelling | ooking for quicker and easier routs to India and China 0 they discovered new | routes |
40 | 4 | Spelling | esent the opinion that modern societes do not need marriage 0 which is perceive | societies |
41 | 467 | Spelling | s and bacteria but a sociaty should press its health authorities to be more | society |
42 | 491 | Morphological L1 transfer | ascinated, such as telepathy, spiritism , astrology, prophecies and 0 others. | spiritualism |
43 | 621 | Spelling | nd performed with the use of synth. or even c. is v. ofte | synthesiser |
44 | 608 | Spelling | as been surrounded by sounds; the are 0 crucial part of his natural enviro | they |
45 | 63 | Spelling | eprimanded. The The , he or she hopes to be let off. A bad mark at sc | Thus |
46 | 589 | Spelling | as Catholics or Protestants. Tollerance should not be excluded from the principles on whi | Tolerance |
47 | 710 | Spelling | with the way things are done traditonally . They try to change the way people do things, onl | traditionally |
48 | 423 | Spelling | rt in terms of simplicity and usefullness . Therefore, they seem to disregard things that ( | usefulness |
49 | 621 | Spelling | or even c. is v. often seen as soulles & | very |
50 | 36 | Spelling | eas. 'Exotic' trends from the west do influence various aspects of a soc | West |