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Bulgaria is a country in southeast Europe bordered by Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey, with a population of 7 million people. The capital is Sofia, the largest city, while the document's author is from Varna, the largest city on the Black Sea coast and third largest in Bulgaria.
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1) The girls plan a secret weekend getaway to Eleanor's old ranch to get away from their parents.
2) At the ranch, Alison suggests they play a game where they each drink beer and share a secret, hoping it will bring them closer together.
3) That night, after getting drunk, Alison disappears without a trace in the morning.
4) One year later, on the day Dayana returns to town, the girls learn that Alison's body has been found. However, they later receive mysterious messages suggesting the "game is not over."
A miracle
The document recounts a story from the author's childhood where they lost an important ring given to them by their grandmother while playing in the snow with their family. Despite searching, the ring could not be found. On Christmas Day, the author found the ring miraculously on the balcony, which their parents explained was a gift from Santa Claus. Years later, the author confirmed with their mother that she did not stage finding the ring. The author concludes that this childhood memory will always stay with them and that miracles can happen if you believe in them.
Current activities 9 12 2013
The document outlines current activities from September to December 2013 for a Comenius bilateral school partnership from 2012 to 2014. It includes establishing film production units for students to take roles like directors and screenwriters, exchanging screenplay ideas between schools, conducting a cinema preferences survey with results shared, both schools watching the film "Billy Elliot", and a video conference to discuss the film.
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Bulgaria 3
- 1. Bulgaria
- 2. Location Bulgaria is a country in the south-east of Europe, with a territory of 110,994 square kilometres.
- 3. Our neighbours Bulgaria borders by Romania to the north, Serbia and Macedonia to the west, Greece and Turkey to the south and the Black Sea to the east.
- 4. Population The population is small. Only seven million people live in Bulgaria.
- 5. Flag and anthem Our flag is coloured with white, green and red. The anthem is called “Mila Rodino”, which means “Dear Homeland”.
- 6. Our Capital Our capital is called Sofia. It’s the largest city in Bulgaria with population of around 1,2 million people.
- 7. My City My City is called Varna. It’s the largest city in the Black Sea Coast and the third- largest city in Bulgaria. It’s with population of 334,870 people.
- 8. Made By : An ge l Tsvetkov