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... Speaking Many people find speaking their new language the hardest part, butLinguaphone’s proven method enables you tostartspeakingfromthe very first lesson. You imitate what you hear and immediately after the teacher repeats the sentences so thatyou can ...
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... Speaking out . THE rector the ■ -a- -—* -a war tw ■titlatn emDnuea wicoiswn insumic iMMmwMi the third ntwntw of staff be disciplined to apeafciat out ever bullying. Or AkMWr MMi «• aofeoo) of Wmm Isles Councir* gag- It 24 bom after ——a.—-—J MWWIiaC ciplinary ...
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... Speaking Supporting roles in the comedy will be taken by about players from the Fraserburgh Junior Arts Society. The local actors, ranging in age from nine upwards, will be involved in a variety of roles and some will have speaking parts. “1 think it’s ...
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... Speaking with assurance TURRIFF Academy and Robert Gordon’s College B team were the winners of the Britannic Assurance Inter- School Debating Contest in Aberdeen last night and now go forward to the area final. The defeated contestants were St Margaret’s ...
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... Speaking TWO OBAN High School pupils will represent Strathclyde Region in a public speaking competition run under the auspices of the Scottish Accident Prevention Council. Miles Gibson. sixth vear, and Jennifer ...
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... Speaking to success THE Granite City Speakers Club last Friday was chaired by speaker Ron Hughes. First speaker George Macdonald spoke on the lavish country house parties of the early 1900 a. Evaluators Hugh Ritchie and John Rae were kind and constructive ...
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... Speaking Michael Gibson I WAS parked in partieulariv beaulilul *.pol o\erlookmg l.oeh arron. I v.,is sharing it with half-a-do/en oilier eais. containing visitors from Holland. Germany and Italy res well as our I nglisli neighbours. the bewitching v\esi ...
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... speak Sir,—l understand that Tayside Health Council were invited by hospital officials to monitor the quality of food prepared FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES are published here at a charge of £5.64 per line including V.A.T. Minimum six lines. Notice must be signed ...