A sound wave contains energy, which in turn means it can make things move. ... When a tree falls it makes a noise (sound) and the noise that is produced is by the falling and hitting of the ground of the tree. ... By doing this we are making things simpler and his reasoning for this was the simpler things were the better they turn out. ... In nature, a rainbow is white light that is broken apart by the moisture in the air (www.askjeeves.com {colour}). ... We think we observe things and know the outcome of these occurrences, however, this is false. ...

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I almost forgot that I made an appointment with her to discuss things concerning our report. ... She talked about a lot of things that haven't nearly caught my interest. ... She didn't realize that she made me fall in love with her. ... Our hands were almost an inch apart. ...

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Epicurus argued that reality consisted of invisible and indivisible particles of free-falling matter called atoms randomly colliding in the void. ... The belief that immaterial things do not exist, lead to believe that there is no God. ... "There is no such things as non-reductive materialism: It is merely a myth. ... Descartes thought that the mind and body are two separate things. ... Aristotle summarized his four causes by saying that "all things that come to be come to be by some agency and from something, and come to be something."" ...

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Some things are integral parts of others, no matter how far fetched they seem. ... We were set as equals in the room because there were things that he was unable to work through that a student was able to and vice versa. ... This is where Freire's ideas and theories fall apart because there can be a balance of both styles along with the allowance of liberation of the mind. ...

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THE BRITON AND THE BRITISH TEXT IN THE BULGARIAN POPULAR MIND 1848-1878: ATTITUDES OF RECEPTION In the XIX c. the lessons of British democracy were still being written and had the ring of novelty for native and foreign ear alike. Some of the representative names or texts reached the Bulgarian national culture in due time, yet not within a system of direct British influences or organised Bulgarian choices. The main problem was that the British and the Bulgarians had no way of communicating on equal terms. The former belonged to a colonial empire and enjoyed a secure place in the politic...

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