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It's that time of the year for family, friends ... and cheesy Christmas music. For many people, Christmas is quite simply (as an old pop song says) 'the most wonderful time of the year'. For others, it is an exhausting exercise in bad taste. So what does a British Christmas involve?

Special days

Christmas is a celebration that lasts for several days. In the UK and many other countries, the main celebration takes place on Christmas Day (25 December). From the Christian origins of the holiday, this day marks the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas Eve (24 December) is the time for last-minute shopping and preparations, present-wrapping and maybe a drink in the pub. Others will be at home preparing food for the big day or at a midnight church service to welcome Christmas Day. Boxing Day (26 December) is also a national holiday in the UK - a necessary one for many, to recover after eating too much the day before! Shops are usually open on Boxing Day and the big after-Christmas sales begin.

Decorations

From huge cities to tiny villages, the month of December sees buildings and streets covered in coloured lights, red ribbons and smiling Santa Claus faces. People also decorate their houses (and sometimes their gardens) for the Christmas period. The most famous decoration is, of course, the Christmas tree - a pine tree covered in little shiny decorations and fairy lights. Some people put a nativity scene in their house. This is a collection of little figures who represent the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem.

Family and friends

Christmas is a time to be with the people you love. Often, this involves travelling to your hometown to be with parents, siblings, cousins, old friends, etc. For some households, it's the only time of the year when all the family is together. In the UK, this is usually a time for chats, cups of tea and watching Christmas films together. However, it can also lead to occasional family tension. But don't worry: there are plenty of impossibly cheerful pop songs to help everyone relax!

Food

Christmas meals vary across households, but the most common Christmas dinner in the UK is a roasted turkey with vegetables and potatoes. This may be accompanied by stuffing (made with bread, onions and herbs) and pigs in blankets (sausages wrapped in bacon or pastry). And, of course, delicious mince pies - little sweet cakes with fruit inside. This is, of course, fantastic if someone is cooking for you. If you're the cook, you may feel under a little pressure as the extended family start arriving for dinner!

Presents

Christmas is certainly the most wonderful time of the year for retailers! The days and weeks before Christmas are characterised by frantic shopping for presents. Many groups of friends or workmates take part in a 'Secret Santa' group. This is where each person buys a small present for one other person in the group, but the identity of the giver is never revealed. In many countries, Christmas Eve is a night for kids to go to bed early before their house is visited by Santa Claus, a magic man in a red suit who leaves presents for all the kids in the house.

Parties

Apart from dinner at home with family or friends, Christmas is also a time for parties. At school, children often do a Christmas theatre performance or sing Christmas carols in a concert, then have a party with sweets and cakes. For adults, most workplaces usually have their Christmas 'do'. This can be a dinner in a restaurant or just a few drinks in a bar. At workplace parties, many romances have started under the mistletoe, a special plant which people hang from the ceiling. If you meet somebody under the mistletoe, the tradition is to kiss that person.

However you celebrate Christmas, for many it's a time for having fun and spending time with the people you love. Plastic decorations and neon Santa Claus faces might be considered to be in bad taste by some people, but without them, it simply wouldn't be Christmas.

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Rehearse

Anecdotes

Guess what?

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Rapport

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Read the second article and come up with your top 5 techniques.
1. Rehearse
2. Keep your presentation slides simple
3.Dress for the occasion
4. Smile and make eye contact
5.Have a back-up plan

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Effective presentation skills are a must have. Not only will you need them as a student, you will also need them in the workplace; whether that is presenting ideas to management, to your colleagues, or on a larger scale such as at a conference. Having good presentation skills will help you glide through life much smoother.

When you present, the whole rooms attention is on you, solely you. That means you need to be looking your best and hold your nerve with confidence. This blog will help you quickly improve presentation skills so that you can start looking forward to presenting rather than fearing it.

10 effective presentation techniques:

Focus on your audience - every presentation you do should be tailored to your listeners, this will keep them interested and engaged. What do you want your audience to think, feel and do? Plan how you will achieve this.

Keep your presentation slides simple - be as clear and concise as possible. Your listeners cannot concentrate on what you are saying if you have lots of text on slides. Try to use imagery to supplement what you are saying instead of text.

Be passionate and emotive - humans are more interested when emotion is involved. Think about how you can make your presentation personal and relatable.

Practice, practice, practice - the saying is true, practice does make perfect and there is nothing worse than forgetting what you were going to say in your presentation. First practice aloud to yourself, then practice in front of your friends, family or colleagues. Then ask them for feedback, improve, and practice again.

Have an open and inviting body language - having an open body language shows you are confident and believe in what you are saying. Great presenters always perform with their hands open and palms facing towards the audience. Try this yourself, it helps the audience to connect with you better.

Smile and make eye contact - this shows you are friendly and builds rapport with the audience. It also helps keep you calm and concentrated as you will feel like you are talking to individuals rather than a room filled with people.

Dress for the occasion - check what the dress code is; if in doubt we would always advise you to dress smartly as this will look much better than being under-dressed.

Prevent getting sweat marks - there is nothing more embarrassing than getting sweat marks whilst presenting. Avoid this scenario by using dandi® patch, a discreet underarm patch that absorbs all sweat and odour.

Don't rush, keep your speech at a slow and steady pace - this is a common fault with presenters, it especially happens when people are nervous. Try to be aware of the pace you are speaking at and speak slower than you think you need to; trust us this will be a perfect speed.

Banish the nerves - if you struggle with confidence whilst presenting then adopting a persona can help. Acting helps your brain achieve things you wouldn't usually feel comfortable with, breaking down those usual barriers.

We hope these presenting techniques will help!

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If you have any questions or comments, please write them below. We wish you the best of luck with your presentation!

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10 Effective Presentation Techniques to Help You Master Your Presentation

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Effective presentation skills are a must have. Not only will you need them as a student, you will also need them in the workplace; whether that is presenting ideas to management, to your colleagues, or on a larger scale such as at a conference. Having good presentation skills will help you glide through life much smoother.

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What do you think are the 10 most valuable presentation techniques?
1. stand up
2. way to speak (voice and intonation)
3. content - a prepared person
4. posture
5. good presentation (slides)
6. appropriate language
7. clothing
8. open to discuss
9.Rehearse
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We have condensed all of the presentation techniques down to the most effective. Here are the Top 10 effective presentation techniques.
1. Use visual aids
Using pictures in your presentations instead of words can double the chances of meeting your objectives.
2. Keep it short and sweet
There is an old adage that said - "No one ever complained of a presentation being too short." Nothing kills a presentation more than going on too long.

There are some college professors who will penalise a short presentation (most lecturers see no problem in droning on) , but for most people a shorter presentation is better. Keep your presentation to under 22 minutes if you can.
3. Use the rule of three
A simple technique is that people tend to only remember three things. Work out what the three messages that you want your audience to take away and structure your presentation around them. Use a maximum of three points on a slide.
4. Rehearse
Practice makes for perfect performance. Many experts say that rehearsal is the biggest single thing that you can do to improve your performance. Perform your presentation out loud at least four times. One of these should be in front of a real scary audience. Family, friends or colleagues. Even the dog is better than nothing.
5. Tell stories
All presentations are a type of theatre. Tell stories and anecdotes to help illustrate points. It all helps to make your presentation more effective and memorable.
6. Lose the bullet points - don't put your speaker notes up on the screen

Bullet points are the kiss of death for most presentations. Most people use bullet points as a form of speaker notes. To make your presentation more effective put your speaker notes in your notes and not up on the screen.
7. Video yourself
Set up a video camera and video yourself presenting. You will see all sorts of mistakes that you are making, from how you are standing, if you are jangling keys, to how well your presentation is structured.

8. Know what slide is coming next

You should always know when presenting which slide is coming up next. It sounds very powerful when you say "On the next slide [Click] you will see...", rather than than a period of confusion when the next slide appears.
9. Have a back-up plan
Murphy's law normally applies during a presentation. Technology not working, power cuts, projector blowing a bulb, spilling coffee on your front, not enough power leads, no loudspeakers, presentation displays strangely on the laptop - all of these are things that have happened in presentations that I have given.

Have a back-up plan. Take with you the following items - a printed out set of slides - (you can hold these up to the audience if you need to), a CD or data stick of your presentation, a laptop with your slides on it. Just in case it goes wrong.

Guess what? When you have back-ups - you seldom need to use them.
10. Check out the presentation room
Arrive early and check out the presentation room. If you can make sure that you see your slides loaded onto the PC and working on the screen. Work out where you will need to stand.

Do you agree or disagree with any of these effective presentation techniques? Have you have any experiences like this? Add it in to the comments box below.

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Listen to the presentation about a new product design to practise and improve your listening skills.

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I was standing up all the time wearing high heels.
I received many compliments!

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1. posture
2. upright
3. charge
4. lectern
5. scan
6. modulation
7. shades
8. distraction

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to sit (verb) - sat

She is sitting

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standing up (adjective)

to stand up (verb) - stood up

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- the way use eye contact
- modulation of the voice
- how we construct the image
(avoid distraction)

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you can count on me
I never got the hang of it
They saw my true colors
low-key
modest

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What workplace is yours? Traditional or modern? Describe your work-life balance.

Currently, my workplace is a mixture between traditional and modern. There are  more traditional aspects that I must follow, such as working full time during the week without possibility to do many extra activities.  On the other hand, with the new technologies implemented I can work during the week and weekend through the cellphone once I have the contacts of people in apps and access to my e-mails all the time.
My goal is to increasingly work on the modern method.

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1. Grammar (Market Leader Book)
2. News - Reading and Discussion
3. Listening / Writing
4. Presentation Techniques

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challenges
supplier

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Do you think it’s OK if your younger siblings tag along when you go to the mall with your friends?

Did you and your siblings fight to ride shotgun at your parents’ car?

Have you got any friends who always harsh your buzz?

What kinds of things do you excel at? (e.g. Maths, playing football, etc)

Can you think of anything your parents have forced you to do against your will? (e.g. study English, go to a boring party, etc)

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It's used to receive messages from managers
I used to receive a lot of messages = past
I'm used to receiv ing a lot of messages = present
I usually receive

create Develop a little practice for eating slowly

late X later

my mother does the same thing

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nightclub

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suppliers
to bridge

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The Big Bang Theory - Sheldon dancing with Amy

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How do the girls convince Sheldon to go Dancing?

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Why does Sheldon agree to participate in the girls’ night out?

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But that market strategy could turn out to be a very large mistake.

Mas essa estratégia de mercado poderá revelar-se um erro enorme.

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Depending on the business environment, the women tend to face more prejudice related to salary and corporate growth.

It is probable that the directors of the most of the companies are compound by men.

It is still possible to notice nowadays that the appearance, particularly of women, is significant in the moment of hiring a new employee in the company.

If you are a woman, you are likely to find some obstacles in your career to grow in the company, for example the maternity leave.

There is company which noticed that the strategy of hiring people because of them  physical characteristics  turned out to be a large mistake.

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bridesmaid
on his knee
will you marry me?
I got on my knee
my mother-in-law choked
we stopped crying
square
approach

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heart arrest
I had my period
contraceptive pills
to trigger

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to chew bubble gum
accidentally
He'll have his teeth extracted
to bark

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Today the FDA released a statement addressing data integrity issues with the Biologics License Application (BLA) for Zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi). First and foremost, we are fully confident in the safety, quality and efficacy of Zolgensma. The FDA supports the continued marketing and use of Zolgensma for patients with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) less than 2 years of age. We maintain that the totality of the evidence demonstrating the product's effectiveness and its safety profile continue to provide compelling evidence supporting an overall favorable benefit-risk profile. We remain steadfast that this important treatment remain available to pediatric patients with SMA less than 2 years of age. On June 28 th, AveXis voluntarily self-disclosed to the FDA and subsequently to other health authorities that some data previously submitted to the agency as part of our BLA package was inaccurate. Avexis had become aware of allegations of data manipulation in a specific animal testing procedure used in the development of the product. The assays in question were used for initial product testing and are not currently used for commercial product release. An investigation was immediately initiated to rapidly understand any implications and address the situation. Once we had interim conclusions from our investigations, we shared our findings with the FDA. As noted by the FDA, the data in question were a small portion of our overall submission and are limited to an older process no longer in use. At no time during the investigation did the findings indicate issues with product safety, efficacy or quality. We remain fully capable of releasing high-quality, fully compliant Zolgensma to patients in need. We have and will continue to work in close cooperation with the FDA to appropriately update our submission and address any quality gaps identified. We are committed to ensuring the highest levels of transparency and integrity with health agencies, as well as with the patients and providers we serve. We do not expect this to impact the timing of our ongoing Zolgensma regulatory filings and development programs. AveXis is committed to taking appropriate action to prevent future incidents across its portfolio of development programs. About Zolgensma®(onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi)
Zolgensma (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi) is a proprietary gene therapy approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of pediatric patients less than 2years of age with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) with bi-allelic mutations in the survival motor neuron 1 (SMN1) gene. Zolgensma is designed to address the genetic root cause of SMA by providing a functional copy of the human SMN gene to halt disease progression through sustained SMN protein expression with a single, one-time intravenous (IV) infusion. Zolgensma represents the first approved therapeutic in a proprietary platform to treat rare, monogenic diseases using gene therapy. The therapy is also anticipated to receive approval in Japan and the European Union later this year.

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novartis stands behind zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi) for the treatment of children less than 2 years of age with spinal muscular atrophy

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Novartis stands behind Zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi) for the treatment of children less than 2 years of age with spinal muscular atrophy

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Novartis stands behind Zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi) for the treatment of children less than 2 years of age with spinal muscular atrophy - Today the FDA released a statement addressing data integrity issues with the Biologics License Application (BLA) for Zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi). First and foremost, we are fully confident in the safety, quality and efficacy of Zolgensma.

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- HomeworX - app -  families  don't have much available time to help their kids with their homework or they don't remember the topics or they don't have the knowledge
- brings students and tutors together online. The people  don't need to be in the same town or city (lower rates)
- She discovered the idea because she was having problem to help her son with homework and in the area that they live there aren't many tutors

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-  In front of screen all the time
- digital detox : more frequency between people
- advice:  fashion Magazine - Amanda (she was interviewed)- she uses so much medial social because of her type of work - 12 hours per day
She read a book about log off and how disconnecting - helped to change digital habits
- She started turning off alerts, buzzes, alarms or notifications-  expect contacts helped her focus
-first step -  her partner and her did a weekend with absolutely no screens - try again and again

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I don't know what it means
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heated pool
church
to tease someone
to ruin
to go missing
hypocritical

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create obstacles
guided meditation
you need to be with yourself
boarding
foreginers
British accent
talkative
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scarf
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silly
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an ice cube
exaggerated
turbulent
trunk
janitor

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bacteria
capacity
productive
muscles

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Find verb patterns on the book.

Ex: Need to tell you first.
Page 65
Need + infinitive

...but when I switched off the radio, it stopped hurting.
Page 56
Stop + ing

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unbearable
chaotic

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'No & Not' - English Quiz & Worksheet - UsingEnglish.com

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Many verbs in English are followed by the infinitive with to. Some of these verbs take the pattern:

Others verbs take the pattern:

Two very common verbs - and let - are followed by the infinitive without to. They take the pattern:

The verb dare can be followed by the infinitive with or without to:

verb + to + infinitive

Some verbs are followed by the infinitive with to:

Common verbs with this pattern are:

verbs of thinking and feeling:

verb + noun + to + infinitive

Some verbs are followed by a noun and the infinitive with to:

Common verbs with this pattern are:

* Note that warn is normally used with not:
The police warned everyone not to drive too fast.

verbs of wanting and liking:

Many of the verbs above are sometimes followed by a passive infinitive (to be + past participle):

I expected to be met when I arrived at the station.
Theywanted to be told if anything happened.
I don't like driving myself. Iprefer to be driven.
Level: intermediate
make and let

They made him pay for the things he had broken.
The doctormade me wait for almost an hour.
Theylet you go in free at the weekend.
Will youlet me come in?

But the passive form of make is followed by the infinitive with to:

dare

The verb dare is hardly ever found in positive sentences. It is almost always used in negative sentences and questions.

When it is used with an auxiliary or a modal verb, dare can be followed by the i nfinitive with or without to:

But when there is no auxiliary or modal, dare is followed by the infinitive without to:

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I must to take
I'll use this for to do things for me
to + verb
for + noun

pass the site
the idea of him his idea
I'm I've been working with this since the beginning
to talk with to Carol
so many much informations
capacity
it was difficult for to do the movements

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I'm feeling down
warrior
every other day

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No or not ? - English Grammar Today - Cambridge Dictionary

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No or not ? - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary

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Intermediate Grammar | No or Not Exercise | esl-lounge Student

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Learn English. 1 FREE English lesson added every single day. Grammar, vocabulary, listening & reading

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inn
coconut water
sand

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migraine
measure
blood
even
It's my job at stake
sand

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life goes on
she's on maternity leave
to masquerade
attentive
intermediate
for what you're telling me
I had just left
supervisor
she hugged me
anchor
Godson
morning-after pill

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The men 1b is more adventurous than the men 1a.  He is wearing leather clothes characterizing a motorcycle style.

2a/2b
The women 2a clothes are not as casual as the women 2b.

3a/3b
The men 3a as elegant as the men 3b. Their styles are similar and formal.

4a/4b
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Compare the pairs of outfits on the page using comparatives.
Ex. He is as elegant as the other.
She's more self-conscious than the other.

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flats
slippers
sneakers
a suit
a tie

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human
an alien
I'm not understanding I don't understand
identify I can relate

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preface [ˈprɛfəs]
alien [ˈeɪliən]
commitment
nervousness
anxiety
childhood
adulthood
that being said
to tag
to try on

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grammar book
Conversation
Listening + phone call

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There were 17 left.
smoke
scarf
spend time
to face
an affair
a tap
tracker
genre / jamra/
pronounce

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If you don't pay for me...
he entered in panicked
Maybe he doesn't like her
If I don't receive my money...
If he doesn't finish...
in the finish end of the month
I stopped to open the window
I stopped opening the window
I'm liking enjoying

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society
detective
chapter
to record / record
garage
kidnap
pathetic
psychiatrist

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upbringing
to trigger
tires
throw / threw
to unfold
to complain

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it doesn't annoy me
lose sight
police
to fool

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A coleta de laboratorial central referente a W14 foi realizada antes da assinatura do TCLE v 2.0_P2 de 16Aug2018, o que acabou provocando a coleta de parâmetros bioquímicos que de acordo com a emenda 02 não é mais requirida na W14. Favor reportar ao CEP como desvio de protocolo. 

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A coleta de laboratorial central referente a W14 foi realizada antes da assinatura do TCLE v 2.0_P2 de 16Aug2018, o que acabou provocando a coleta de parâmetros bioquímicos que de acordo com a emenda 02 não é mais requirida na W14. Favor reportar ao CEP como desvio de protocolo. 

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Favor reportar ao CEP que por falta de entedimento do lab local, a paciente realizou a espirometria dentre o periodo de 21 dias do screening, em 16Out2018, entretanto nem todos os parâmetros solicitados pelo protocolo foram analisados nesta 1ª coleta, desta forma em 09Nov2018 um novo procedimento foi feito pelo paciente, o qual incluiu a análise de todos os parâmetros requeridos pelo protocolo. Segundo procedimento realizado fora da janela de -21 dias

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Favor reportar ao CEP que por falta de entedimento do lab local, a paciente realizou a espirometria dentre o periodo de 21 dias do screening, em 16Out2018, entretanto nem todos os parâmetros solicitados pelo protocolo foram analisados nesta 1ª coleta, desta forma em 09Nov2018 um novo procedimento foi feito pelo paciente, o qual incluiu a análise de todos os parâmetros requeridos pelo protocolo. Segundo procedimento realizado fora da janela de -21 dias

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A coleta de mielograma para avaliar a quantidade de blastos, blasto + promielócitos em medula óssea não foi realizada por engano para a paciente 1400-002. Favor reportar ao CEP como desvio de protocolo e mencionar que houve autorização do time do estudo para seguir com a inclusão da paciente ao estudo, uma vez que a paciente não apresentava blastos e promielócitos em sangue periférico.

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A coleta de mielograma para avaliar a quantidade de blastos, blasto + promielócitos em medula óssea não foi realizada por engano para a paciente 1400-002. Favor reportar ao CEP como desvio de protocolo e mencionar que houve autorização do time do estudo para seguir com a inclusão da paciente ao estudo, uma vez que a paciente não apresentava blastos e promielócitos em sangue periférico.

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presentate / pre sent
should have done
blood
procedure
data
to witness - presenciar
committee
depends of on
aspire
invasive /ei/
delicate case
criteria /ai/
complete
version /j/
diarrhea

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like there was no tomorrow
There is a first time for everything.
beginner's luck

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1. Has your decision to study English paid off? How so?

2. What types of businesses have taken off in your city recently?

3. Do people notice when you have a strained expression on your face?

4. Were you happy that the scorching weather let uplast weekend?

5. Do you like singers who have a gravelly register and a gruff voice?

6. How often do you think magazine photos are untampered with? Is that good or bad?

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loose
stuck
tweezers
throat
to swallow
to guess
broom
hole
an autograph
to punch
sponsor
Was it worth it?

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1. Find a sentence with the past tense: She said that someday soon
2. Find a sentence with the future tense with going to: I know that someday soon the sun is gonna shine
3. Find a sentence with the future simple tense: And i will love her for life
4. Find a sentence with the present tense: She makes me certain.
5. Find a phrasal verb: go by
6. Find 2 words that rhyme with shine: mine, valentine

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1. Find a sentence with the past tense: She said that someday soon
2. Find a sentence with the future tense with going to: I know that someday soon the sun is gonna shine
3. Find a sentence with the future simple tense: And i will love her for life
4. Find a sentence with the present tense: She makes me certain.
5. Find a phrasal verb: go by
6. Find 2 words that rhyme with shine: mine, valentine

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O Carnaval está chegando e os Blocos já estão prontos para agitar a galera. Confira a Lista de Blocos que vão rolar no Tatuapé e na Zona Leste no Carnaval 2019.

BLOCO: Bloco Pedra no Rim - 23/02/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Itapira
BLOCO: Bloco Belém Belém - 23/02/2019
Horário: das 12h às 17h - Concentração: Rua TaquariBLOCO: Bloco Bresser - 23/02/2019
Horário: das 16h às 18h
Concentração: Rua Dr Almeida Lima, 750BLOCO: Bloco Paixão Mangueirense - 23/02/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Praça Jose GiudiceBLOCO: TATUAPÉ VEM AÍ 23/02/2019
Horário: Das 13h às 18h - Concentração: Largo Nossa Senhora do Bom Parto.BLOCO: Tinguas e Tingonas 23/02/2019
Horário:das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Praça danta TherezaBLOCO: Bloco Carnabelém - 24/02/2019
Horário: das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Largo São José do BelémBLOCO: Bloco Sigam-me os Bons - 24/02/2019
Horário: das 14h às 18h - Concentração: Praça Silvio RomeroBLOCO: Bloco Orra Bello - 24/02/2019
Horário: das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Rua Borges de FigueiredoBLOCO: Descendo a Lenha 24/02/2019
Horário:13h às 18h - Concentração: Rua Madre de DeusBLOCO: Bloco Moocalor, Meu! - 02/03/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Catarina BraidaBLOCO: BLOCO ULCM 03/03/2019
Horário: das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Rua Inácio de Araujo.BLOCO: Bloco Cominidade Boliviana 03/03/2019
Horário:das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Rua Comendador Nestor pereirBLOCO: do Grau 03/02/2019
Horário: das 12h às 16h - Concentração: Rua Padre AdelinoBLOCO: Ritaleena 03/03/2019
Horário:das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Borges de FigueiredoBLOCO: Bloco Partideiros do Maria Zélia - 03/03/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Jose Pinheiro BezerraBLOCO: FUNDAÇÃO SERGIO CONTENTE 05/03/2019
Horário: das 13s às 18h - Concentração: Rua Eleonora CintraBLOCO: Bloco Cabecinhas Tântricos - 09/03/2018
Horário: das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Rua Torrinha, 19BLOCO: 50 Tons de Pinga 09/03/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Airi x Barão de ItaquiBLOCO: Bloco Acadêmicos do Anhembi Morumbi - 09/03/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Visconde de ParnaibaBLOCO: Bloco Moressaca - 09/03/2019
Horário: das 14h às 19h - Concentração: Rua João CaetanoBLOCO: Bloco TatuApé - 10/03/2019
Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Serra de BotucatuBLOCO: Guerreiros Tabajara 10/03/2019
Horário:das 12h às 17h - Concentração: Rua Maria Luisa de Pinho

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Confira a Lista com os Blocos de Carnaval que vão rolar no Tatuapé e na Zona Leste.

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O Carnaval está chegando e os Blocos já estão prontos para agitar a galera. Confira a Lista de Blocos que vão rolar no Tatuapé e na Zona Leste no Carnaval 2019. BLOCO: Bloco Pedra no Rim - 23/02/2019 Horário: das 15h às 20h - Concentração: Rua Itapira BLOCO: Bloco Belém Belém - 23/02/2019 Horário: das [...]

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I'm going to participate in some Bloquinho
I'm planning to go to technical rehearsal in Vila Maria school

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flood
cables
to heal over
to cicatrize
lactose
enzyme
intestine
flow
NGO
rehearsal
costume