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January 30, 1882 : the was born of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Hyde park, New
York.
1903 : he began the studies at Harvard University.
1905 : he merried to Eleanor Roosevelt and they had six children.
After : Serving in the New York state senate.
1921 : Roosevelt worked in Washington as secretary of the Navy.
At that time : Roosevelt became very ill with polio and lose the use of his
legs.
In 1928 : Roosevelt ran for governor of New York.
After : serving two terms as governor.
In 1933 : Roosevelt Was elected to the presidency.
April 12, 1945 : Roosevelt died work in office.
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Both : New York City and Paris depend on vast subway lines to transport their
millions of commuters.
both : the two of cities the subways are often crowded.
Another likeness : the terrible noise level in the trains.
A further similarity : that the two subway systems so a little expense for commuters.
However : differences of between the two are quite striking.
While : the New York station range from plain ugly but paris stations are generally
antractive.
On the other hand : trains of the New York can sometimes be less clean and
reliable.
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In common : the Ukraine and Japan have it.
Like it : the Japanese have only they call gyoza.
Both : in many place the countries , furthermore, people like to eat their
pilmeni from ukraine or their gyoza from japan.
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While before : now the baby always decides when she should wake up.
Now : before that, the mother needed an alarm clock in the morning.
Formerly : now the parents do not have to spent their evenings watching TV
or reading.
Not now : formerly the parents spent the time at wathing TV.
In contrast : to pre-baby days.
While they used to : go out to see friends whenever they wanted to.
Any more : sametimes that is not possible.
Unlike : tidy rooms of the past, these days their apartement is full of
baby things.
Difference : the topic of conversation always same is “ it’s always about the
baby.
Cause-Effect (page82-83).
A. 1. AIDS ⬅ HIV
2. Epidemics ⬅ bacteria
3. Coughs ⬅ colds and flu
4. Improperly stored food ➡ food poisoning
5. Slow infant development ➡ poor nutrition
6. Skin cancer ⬅ too much exposure to the sun
7. Swimming in pools ➡ ear infection
8. Heart trouble ⬅ diet high in fat
9. Lung cancer ⬅ cigarette smoking
10. Skiing ➡ broken leg
10. Pollution from carbon fuels can be decreased by encouraging the development
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and use of solar energy