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The document discusses parts of the body and uses adjectives to describe them. It introduces vocabulary words for different body parts and their characteristics like shape, size, and color. Examples are given comparing the features of two characters' faces using adjectives like big, small, long, and colors like black, white. Students are tasked with matching body parts with their characteristics and making sentences about a monster they draw.
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George Soros was born in Hungary in 1930 and had a difficult childhood under communist rule, fleeing to England in 1947. While studying at the London School of Economics, he was influenced by the philosopher Karl Popper's ideas of open society. In 1956, Soros moved to the United States where he made a fortune through successful investments. He used this money to found the Open Society Foundations in 1979 to promote open societies in other countries through donations and advice.
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George Soros was born in Hungary in 1930 and had a difficult childhood under communist rule, fleeing to England in 1947. While studying at the London School of Economics, he was influenced by the philosopher Karl Popper's ideas of open society. In 1956, Soros moved to the United States where he made a fortune through successful investments. He used this money to found the Open Society Foundations in 1979 to promote open societies in other countries through donations and advice.
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