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старт, бегство - getaway (get-away).

everyone at least once in a life passed some kind of exam. should we worry about the results of the exam after we did that? at first glance, an answer to this question seems to be a piece of cake. but people actually split down in the middle with no clear confidence. being in the dark about our mark makes us feeling nervous. some people even become down in the dumps, i mean, they fall into depression bothering themselves. they even may understand that it doesn’t make any sense but they commonly can’t help it. but there is a category of people that can manage to not let their hairs down. they stay still whatever they do, particularly, sit in for a test.

to conclude, i don’t want to beat around the bush, that’s why will tell you my clear viewpoint. i also think that feeling nervous while waiting for exam results doesn’t add up.

how today to be remembered my pleasant instants carried out(spent) by the president in dream.did not pass also ten minutes that from me on a cheek has not flown to whom or from ministers.certainly it was a pity to me to upset them, but work of the president and need(requirement) of the country compelled to go for such extreme circumstances.the most pleasant was to feel a head of the chief of militia under the boot, a reptile, too to me the bribe taker.minister of culture, the person with a high level of spirituality was caught in a disco lighting, certainly of a corpse to get rid it was not too easy.and you see work easy would seem, that at the president, time of money all over the country should suffice, and not a little they direct the needs.and as at such disorder, down to the contrast of a direction of activity of personal work.so know friends, presidents too cry, is at them and the to mountain.to fill with all country, to watch(keep up) the order to one, not so that is easy.and suddenly i was woken by my favourite mum.

a bicycle, also known as a bike, pushbike or cycle, is a human-powered,pedal-driven,    single-track vehicles, having two wheels  attached to a frame, one behind the other. a person who rides a bicycle is called a  cyclist, or bicyclist.

bicycles were introduced in the 19th century and now number about one billion worldwide, twice as many as  automobiles. they are the principal means of transportation  in many regions. they also provide a popular form of recreation, and have been adapted for such uses as children's toys, adult fitness, military and police applications, courier services and  bicycle racing.