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1. She closed the bathroom door behind her, sat on the edge of the bathtub and smoked a Virginia Slim.
2. Did you have a little meeting with him this morning?
3. Its part of the long story.
4. Mark looked at her without blinking for a long minute, and convinced himself she could be trusted.
5. He weighed somewhere between three and four hundred pounds.
6. Even if the Prime Minister's speech made few new points, it was statesmanlike.
7. An ageing Speaker cannot take the burdens of the presidency.
8. The countrys population is still divided on the issue of joining Europe.
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Ex.3 Vermeer.
. 1556 The Nelson Proficiency Course. Unit 12 1
Home assignment
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1. Johannes Vermeer. He is one of the great painters of light, but until recently he himself has been obscure, lost in the darkness of the past.
2. Seventeen-century Holland was a balancing act. It was a nation poised between land and sea, between debit and credit, and at the center of it all there was the windmill.
3. To make the decision intelligently at least six factors must be considered.
4. Lords took dues from their vassals, gangsters took protection money from small business, governments took taxes from their citizens.
5. Brought from China to Japan, green tea developed its own character, and Japanese tea ceremony has evolved into a peculiarly Japanese phenomenon.
6. Heat the vegetable mixture and serve it on a bed of rice.
Lesson 6 Revision
