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The document contains 6 short texts that appear to be advertisements or jingles. Text 1 is advertising Bodyform feminine products. Text 2 is about Milky Bar candy. Text 3 promotes the website We Buy Any Car, which buys used vehicles. Text 4 mentions Kellogg's Bran Flakes cereal. Text 5 is for Glade Shake and Vac carpet freshener. Text 6 is a song about drinking R. White's lemonade in secret.
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![Text 5 – Shake and Vac
Shake and vac from Glade is here…[SPOKEN]
Its all you have to do
Do the shake and vac and put the freshness back
Do the shake and vac and put the freshness back
When your carpet smells fresh
Your room does too
Every time you vacuum
Remember what to do
Do the shake and vac and put the freshness back
Text 6 – Secret Lemonade Drinker
I’m a secret lemonade drinker
(R. White’s, R. White’s)
I’ve been trying to give it up
But it’s been one of those nights
(R. White’s, R. White’s)
R. White’s lemon-a-a-ade
I’m a secret lemonade drinker
(R. White’s R. White’s)
R. White’s lemon-a-a-ade
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Nav4ALL_English
NAV4ALL is a free navigation service that uses mobile phones and GPS receivers to provide turn-by-turn directions worldwide. It is recruiting test users to help improve the system before launching with low monthly/annual subscription fees after August 15, 2006. The document encourages readers to register now to access the free system and provide feedback to help millions of users.
2010 Latin PAD.1
This document is the 2010 Latin Phrase-A-Day calendar. It contains 365 phrases in Latin with their English translations. Each phrase is accompanied by its date in the calendar. The introduction provides copyright and printing information. It also includes country codes that are referenced throughout.
Philodemus
The document discusses a letter written against individuals by leaders. It notes that if the claims in the letter are lies, those individuals could question or deny specific actions mentioned in the letter. However, they choose not to do so and instead concede what Epicurus said, that things good by nature should not be seen as difficult to obtain.
p. 47A-66
The document provides pronunciation guidelines for Latin words and phrases, including stressed syllables in capital letters and notes on pronunciation of vowels, diphthongs, and consonants. Geminated (double) consonants are always distinctly pronounced rather than as single consonants. Vowels and consonants are generally pronounced as in English, except for some specified differences such as c always sounding like a hard c, g like a hard g, and m nasalizing a preceding vowel when final between vowels.
p. 47-66
This document provides instructions for pronouncing words and syllables in the language of Satanic ritual. It indicates that capital letters mark stressed syllables and double consonants are distinctly pronounced. It then defines the pronunciation of individual vowels, diphthongs, and consonants in the language. For example, it states that "ah" is pronounced like the long "a" in "father", while "uh" is a short "a" sound.
p. 47-64
Seth declares himself a servant of Satan, the offspring of Lucifer. He offers a gift to Satan and says darkness will be his light and Satan will save him. The document provides instructions on pronouncing the Latin text, indicating stressed syllables and how to pronounce the vowels and consonants.
ALLEN Christine_Doc1 (Latin)
Lord Adrien Joseph Baudry and Lady Marie Anne Delvaux were married on August 6, 1726 in Brabant, Belgium. They received a dispensation to waive the three announcements of their banns and furnished an oath of freedom. The marriage was witnessed by Lord Nicholas Delvaux and King Aegidius Beomjorÿs, with Canon O. Bremart of the clergy of Brabant assisting in the ceremony.
Gebed 32708 bron
This prayer asks God for serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what can be changed, and wisdom to know the difference. It focuses on living one day at a time, enjoying each moment, and accepting hardships as the path to peace. The prayer acknowledges this world as sinful but trusts God will make all things right if his will is surrendered to, with the hope of being reasonably happy in this life and supremely happy with God forever in the next life.
Latin Translation
The document is a 2013 calendar for the Caring Canines Program. It provides information about the therapy dogs and their handlers that visit healthcare facilities. The dogs and handlers must be certified through recognized organizations and pass evaluations. The calendar then lists the therapy dog visits and activities scheduled each month at various locations.
Latin diploma - Maria Tajes.pdf_trans
El documento es un diploma otorgado por la Universidad de Seton Hall a María Manuela Tajes para graduarse con una Licenciatura en Enfermería. Los Regentes de la universidad certifican unánimemente que María ha completado con éxito sus estudios y ha obtenido todos los honores y privilegios asociados con su título. El diploma fue emitido el 17 de mayo de 1986 en South Orange, New Jersey.
07969-China Driver License_Hu.doc_trans
Mingming Hu holds a Chinese driver's license issued in Chengxiang, Jiangsu Province. The license was first issued on October 22, 2002 and is valid until October 22, 2018. It allows him to drive vehicles in classes C1, C2, and C3. The license information and expiration date must be renewed within 30 days prior to October 22, 2014.
07969-China Driver License
This document contains information from two Chinese driving licenses. The first license is for Bicheng Wang with a license number of 610103196810032553 and a class C1 license valid until January 18, 2014. The second license is for Mingming Hu with a license number of 342827197010310017 and also a class C1 license valid until October 22, 2014. Both licenses provide personal information for the holders such as name, address, date of birth, and expiration date. They also contain standard information about different vehicle classes and authorities allowed to detain the license.
Will of Michael Gach 3 August 1712_trans
Lord Michael Gach bequeathed a plot of land to the parish of Lascár-Neovillenz in 1712 to provide support for sacred acts honoring himself and his family members over the next five years. The land was to remain under parish control in perpetuity and could not be plowed, cultivated, alienated, or sold by anyone related to Gach's family. However, the land could be converted to plowing if a greater harvest was possible. If a disaster destroyed the district making the parish unsustainable, the land could be sold with proceeds used for sacred rites for Gach's soul only with approval of local nobles.
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