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There are moments in life when you miss someone so much that you just want to pick them from your dreams and hug them for real! Dream what you want to

dream;go where you want to go;be what you want to be,because you have only one life and one chance to do all the things you want to do.

May you have enough

happiness to make you sweet,enough trials to make you strong,enough sorrow to keep you human,enough hope to make you happy? Always put yourself in others

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you feel that it hurts you,it probably hurts the other person, too.

The happiest of people don

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t necessarily have the best of everything;they

just make the most of everything that comes along their ess lies for those who cry,those who hurt, those who have searched,and those who have

tried,for only they can appreciate the importance of peoplewho have touched their begins with a smile,grows with a kiss and ends with a

brightest future will always be based on a forgotten past, you can

’

t go on well in lifeuntil you let go of your past failures and heartaches.

When you

were born,you were crying and everyone around you was your life so that when you die,you're the one who is smiling and everyone around you is

send this message to those people who mean something to you,to those who have touched your life in one way or another,to those who make you

smile when you really need it,to those that make you see the brighter side of things when you are really down,to those who you want to let them know that

you

appreciate

their

if

you

don

’

t,

don

’

t

worry,nothing

bad

will

happen

to

you,you

will

just

miss

out

on

the

opportunity

to

brighten

someone

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s day with this we went to school, we have access to English all the time, because it is one of the necessary subjects. Before we

attend college, we keep our attention on the grammar, but now college means the new stage and we should pay attention to practical English. Here are some

, it is important to speak out loudly. The purpose of learning English is to communicate with foreigners, so as to get to know more about

the world. Grammar is not the only thing we care about. What we should do is to open our mouths and improve our ability to use spoken English. It begins

with

reading

textbooks.

When

we

listen to

the tapes

and

repeat

many

times,

then

our

ent

Trump,

as

he

often

does,

had

a

few

things to

sayAfter

admitting

that

he

had

been

lonely

over

the

holidays,

Trump

took

advantage

of

his

first

public

appearance

of

the

new

year

Wednesday

to

air

lingering

grievances, make multiple false claims and reinforce recent decisions that h

ave rattled financial markets and his party’s he held forth for more

than 90 minutes before a small pool of reporters and photographers, members of his Cabinet, ostensibly called to the White House for a meeting, sat quietly

around a long conference defended his decision last month to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria and sharply cut the deployment to Afghanistan,

moves that disturbed Republican allies in Congress and prompted the resignation of Defense Secretary James N. Mattis. In doing so, he contradicted his own

recent claim that the U.S. had achieved its objectives of total victory over Islamic State militants in Syria.“Look, we don't

want Syria,” he continued.

“We're talking about sand and death. That's what we're talking about. We're not talking about vast wealth. We're talking about sand and death,” he said,

seemingly contrasting the war-

wracked country with Iraq and its vast oil “can do what they want there, frankly,” he added, a comment likely

to

unnerve

officials

in

Israel,

who

have

worried

that

a

U.S.

withdrawal

from

its

positions

in

eastern

Syria

would

allow

Iran

to

expand

its

influence

there.“It’s not my fault,” he said. “I didn’t put us there.”Trump offered little further clarity on the U.S. withdrawal from

Syria, which he initially

said would take place in 30 days, saying now that the pullout will “take place over a period of time.”Later, in a long riff a

bout Afghanistan, Trump

seemed to endorse Moscow’s 1979 invasion of the country —

an act that the U.S. viewed as an attempt to spread communism and waged a long, covert operation

to combat during the Carter and Reagan administrations.“The reason Russia was in Afghanistan was because terrorists were going into Russia,” Trump said,

making a case to leave the polic

ing of hot spots in the Mideast and Central Asia to countries in the region. “They were right to be there. The problem is

it was a tough fight.”The Soviet Union eventually was bankrupted by its Afghan war, Trump added. “Russia used to be the Sovie

t Union. Afghanistan made it

Russia,

because

they

went

bankrupt

fighting

in

Afghanistan.”Historians

generally

agree

that

the

Russian

invasion

and

subseque

nt

occupation

of

much

of

Afghanistan was one of several factors that contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union, although the country never went years, Republicans

have credited President Reagan with bringing an end to the Soviet Union by his aggressive increase in U.S. military spending.

Trump’s comments stood in

stark

contrast

to

the

view

Mattis

espoused

in

the

resignation

letter

he

presented

last

month

after

failing

to

convince

the

president

to

hold

off

on

withdrawing from Syria.“We must do everything possible to advance an international order that is most conducive to our securi

ty, prosperity and values, and

we are strengthened in this effort by the solidarity of our alliances,” Mattis ’ comments clearly stung Trump, wh

o responded last month with

criticism

of

his

former

Pentagon

chief.

On

Wednesday,

he

stepped

that

up,

claiming

that

h

e

fired

Mattis.“What's

he

done

for

me?

How

had

he

done

in

Afghanistan?

Not

too

good,”

Trump

said.

“As

you

know,

President

Obama

fired

him,

and

essentially

so

did

I.”Obama

did

not

fire

Mattis,

although

the

general did retire several months early in 2013 fro

m his position as the head of the military’s Central Command after dissenting from Obama administration

policy y was Mattis’ final day at the Pentagon. Trump, in a fit of pique after the resignation letter became

public, had moved up Mattis

’

termination dateIn addition to his foreign policy comments, Trump also downplayed December’s stock market losses, which erase

d all positive gains for the

year, as “a little glitch” and asserted —

wrongly

—

that there are “probably 30

-

35 million” immigran

ts in the U.S. illegally. The nonpartisan Pew

Research

Center

estimates

that

as

of

2016,

there

were 10.7 million

unauthorized

immigrants

living

in the

country,

a

number

that

has

declined

in

recent

repeated his call for Democrats to agree to $$5.6 billion in funding for a border wall, and expressed surprise not to have received overtures

from them over the holidays to negotiate an end to the government shutdown.“I was in the White House all by myself for six or

seven days,” he said. “It

was very l

onely. My family was down in Florida. I said, ‘Stay there and enjoy yourself.’ I felt I should be here just in case people wa

nted to come and

negotiate the border security.”Trump, who met later in the day with congressional leaders away from TV cameras, ha

s already dismissed a funding proposal

from House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi that includes $$1.3 billion in border security leaving the door open to a compromise, Trump continued

to argue for the importance of a wall, pointing to other exa

mples of barriers. He incorrectly asserted that Obama’s Washington residence is surrounded by a

10-

foot wall and cited the Vatican, which he said “has the biggest wall of them all.”“When they say the wall is immoral, then yo

u better do something

about the

Vatican,” he said. “Walls work.”As Trump spoke, a “Game of Thrones”

-style movie poster teasing Iran sanctions

—

“SANCTIONS ARE COMING,” it

read

—

lay unfurled across the table directly in front of him. But he made no remarks on the did, however, comment on Sen.-elect Mitt Romney of

Utah, who wrote

in

the

Washington

Post

on

Tuesday

that

he

was

troubled

by

Trump’s

“deep

descent in

December” and that

his

deficit in “presidential

leadership in qualities of character … has been most glaring.”“I wish Mitt could be more of a team player,” Trump said. “And if he’s not, that’s OK

too.”Seeming to warn Romney about the fate that lies ahead for Republican lawmakers who vocally criticize him and his preside

ncy, Trump boasted that he

“got rid of” former Sens. J

eff Flake of Arizona and Bob Corker of Tennessee, both of whom opted not to seek new terms last ng both men of

seeking publicity in taking stands against him, Trump suggested that Flakewould be seeking a job as a paid cable news contributor

—

or perhaps in another

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