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• About 150 years ago, Charles Darwin shocked the world with his the cry that humans relativity to apes.

• When you passed the town hall clock, you notice what time was it

• As (pure white sugar, Dextrose used (mainly in candy, baked goods, and canned goods.

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• Human being have great ___________ on the rest of the world. 

• Desert shrubs have tin leaves that lost little moisture on a hot day.

• Most pines grow rapidly and form straight, taller trunks that are ideal lumber.

• Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.

• The way a child plays with other children reveals a lot about the child’s emotional development

• The most famous alumni of the college were invited to participate the graduation ceremony and related activities scheduled in late May

• Harry lastly appeared in the role of  King Lea the National Theatre.

• The novel and the short story are the literary forms most commonly called “fiction”, but contemporary narrative poetry and dram were forms of fiction.

• Some bacteria are extremely harmful, but anothers regularly used in producing cheeses, crackers, and many other foods.

• Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence. "The ASEAN community's present goal cannot be achieved ______ there is a culture of respecting and following the rule."

• When he took the ticket out of from his pocket, a hundred dollar bill fell to the floor without notice

• In safari parks, which wild animals roam freely, visitors are forbidde get out of their cars

• While searching for the wreckage of a unidentified aircraft, the Coast Guard encountering severe squalls at sea 

• His roommate is not very lever student, but he certainly works very hard indeed .

• A fragrant plant has tiny sacs that makes and stores the substances that give it pleasant outdor.

• “Would you like to go to the movie tonight?”  -    “_____________”

• It was Vitus Bering, Danish sea captain , who discovered Alaska on its voyage to Russia in 1741.