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I want to listen to and practice lots of prononciation and accents so it would be great more than 1 recordings. Whomever, please record my post anytime, anywhere. The number of recording isn't matter.
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Please I hope you don't forget even 1 post.
My post consist of 18-50 in a year, and each post consist of 3 numbers like 18,19,20.
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Moles are dark spots on human skin. They can vary in color from light to dark brown or black. Almost everyone has at least one mole. According to ancient superstitions, moles reveal a person’s character. For example, a mole on one’s nose means that he or she is strong-willed and trustworthy. Moles are also believed to foretell the future. Having a mole over one’s right eyebrow means he or she will be lucky with money and have a successful career. A mole on the hand, however, is the most desired. It forecasts talent, health, and happiness.
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Michelangelo looked at a block of marble and saw a man. Elffers looks at a lemon and sees a pig. Growing up in Holland, he was taught to clear his plate; playing with food was forbidden. As an adult, the artist visited Japan, where, he recalls, food was “almost too beautiful, and without humor. Food should be a joy.” With his edible produce sculptures, Elffers hopes to share that joy. “If you give people permission to see the pig in the lemon, they will forever see animals in fruit or vegetables,” he says. “Americans carve pumpkins but they never use the stem. It’s such an expressive nose!” He urges pumpkin buyers to create their own zoos this Halloween. Elffers says, “Shop with an open mind.”
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Before he closed his tired eyes, he let them wander around his old small room. It was made calm by the glow of the firelight that played on familiar things that had long been unconsciously a part of him. Now with open arms they received him back. He saw clearly how much it all meant to him, and the special value of a place like this in one’s life. It was good to think he had this place to come back to and these things which could always be counted upon for the same simple welcome.
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