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All about owls

For thousands of years the owl has been a puste which has had a special puste for people. Primitive people had many superstitions about the owl, puste because of the strange sound of the cries it makes. In many parts of Europe, the hooting of an owl is puste to be an omen of death. In ancient Greece, the owl was a symbol of puste so it was closely linked with the female puste Athena. The owl is a bird that really comes to life at night and its whole body is puste suited to this way of living. An owl has very puste hearing and a remarkable puste to see in the dark. If there are any other animals around at night, it will hear them puste , and because the owl is so puste of its territory, it will frighten them away with its strange hoot.

creature mainly meaning thought wisdom goddess especially sensitive ability immediately protective


The Olympics: another view

puste most people, I took no interest whatsoever in the last Olympics because puste I see the whole thing as a circus: it is a circus where athletes perform tricks and it is a circus for big business. I am sure my views are not typical of how the puste of sports fans feel about the Olympic Games. In my opinion, the commercialization of sport through puste and puste is causing the Games serious damage. During the event, television is full of puste for expensive trainers, clothes and sports puste aimed puste at teenagers, whose parents can ill afford to buy them such things. What I also find puste is the way teams are now called after the company that sponsors them.

Finally, there is the puste way in which gold medallists become well-known puste overnight and make a lot of money appearing in adverts for trainers or breakfast cereal.

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I don’t know much about art

Of all the puste made of modem art, perhaps the most common is that it is not found puste enough. This puste is often expressed in different ways, but the puste always comes down to the belief that the closer art is to life, the puste it is. The more like a photograph a painting is, the more gifted the puste - 'It looks so real,’ people say puste . This is why modem painters are often accused of being puste to paint and are sometimes even accused of puste the public. If we accept this way of assessing art, then we would have to come to the puste that Madame Tussaud's - because it is full of puste models of famous people — must contain greater art than the Louvre.

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