it appeals to most peoples answers beacuase some people agreed with them on the list and some people thought that they were wrong so people went against them and it became very ulgy
it appeals to most peoples answers beacuase some people agreed with them on the list and some people thought that they were wrong so people went against them and it became very ulgy
it appeals to most peoples answers beacuase some people agreed with them on the list and some people thought that they were wrong so people went against them and it became very ulgy
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You can choose the language when installing. A lot of languages in the list.
The cast of Commercial Appeal - 2013 includes: India Autry as B List Actress
Se the list of 52 scrolling across at the bottom of the page of www human emotions inc dot org
There is a huge list of human emotions that we are capable of experiencing. However often times we only experience a very limited number of emotions. It is always the same few ; happiness, anger, love, confidence, anxiety, stress, relaxed. Ask people what emotions do they experience in a week and they'll invariably say those common emotions. The more type of emotions we feel, the more colorful our life experience will be. It is not that we can't experience a wide array of emotions, rather it is because we often label different emotions into a common group like happy or sad that we forget to experience that emotion for what it is.
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Most of the languages on the Earth are unknown by most people. If you were to try to list them, the list would be about 5000 languages long. One example is Ter Sami, spoken by only one native speaker in the world.
Please rewrite. We don't have your list.
He wrote down a LIST of the King's Abuses.
A historic Mohawk word meaning great, big or large is quane or kewanea. These were recorded in 1634 - 1635 in a list entitled "The Language of the Maquas". A slightly later list gives the word as kawanna. These are probably all the same word, heard slightly differently by people unfamiliar with the language.