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1.I used to be a person who was easily negative, but now I come to know the truth of life and is devoted to being a person with an open mind. 2.It would be my great pleasure to make friends here! Just feel free to contact with me!! All the messages you send me I'll carefully read them and reply to you as soon as possible! 3.Besides English, I'm also interested in German and Italian. (By the way, Italian Operas are so dulcet!! 4.I'm fascinated by CLASSICAL MUSIC, especially MOZART, HANDEL and BACH! 5.When listening to Mozart's compositions, I always can't help melting to tears for its beauty!! 6.I also like listening to jazz and pop when I'm busy with my study. They can make me in high spirits! Wow!! 7.Photograph is my hobby as well. And I'd like to share some of them here. If we are sharing the same interest—welcome to contact me! 8.Inspired by nature beauty, I like to be exposed to nature, silently watching tress dance in the gentle wind and hearing birds singing upwards the sky. 9.I'm longing for the chance to travel to Europe and appreciate its beauty myself one day. 10.Funny thought it may be, I do hope that people all over the world can live harmonious with each other in the near future. Love and friendliness could take the place of discrimination and hate. Your correction and interaction will be given a warm welcome!😋
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It is used in more formal situations of greeting, such as to people that you are just introduced to. It can also be used to greet someone one knows but is not very familiar with. It is never used when friends or classmates greet each other in the same way as “hello” in English. In fact, when friends greet each other, they normally say — how have you been (lately)? or how is it going? In answering the question “How are you?” Or “are you all right”, very rarely, people answer — I'm well. In answering such a question, very rarely Would one say, “thank you.” as it sounds rather formal. Thank you for asking. In terms of answering “What about you?” is not usually used either. It is more an expression translated directly from the English sentence, “I'm fine, too. Thank you”, than an idiomatic Chinese expression. He hopes that he can lead an ordinary life.
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Unlike romance and Germanic languages, The Chinese language is not marked by inflection. The identity of the author has not yet been established, but the coherence of the style And the subtle symmetry of the narrative point to a single author. boil dry the blue sea - For whose use? reap clean the yellow clouds - still report of starvation. How can we Not plan for the essentials? Do not play the harp just yet — This old man cannot bear to listen. Wind and Tide rise on the river, Also producing the sound of the harp. the Ancients died bearing pain in their hearts; the people of the present live with pain. The South neighbor who sold his wife is overwhelmed by emotions in the Autumn night. I sold my body because of poverty, not for having incurred my husband's Wrath. Should not Society be responsible for the misery of forced prostitution when women from good families are forced to sell their bodies for living?
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What is "bias"? 📈📉📊
when we use "as" twice in a sentence
a name which describes how computers use software
unfairly prejudiced against or for one thing
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