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Robert Doisneau was a French photographer born in 1912 near Paris who is known for capturing everyday life in Paris streets and cafes. After World War II, he joined a photography agency and also worked as a fashion photographer, but preferred documenting small moments of daily life.
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Mexico is a country located in North America, bordered by the United States to the north and Guatemala to the south. It has a population of over 117 million inhabitants and its official language is Spanish, though indigenous languages are also spoken. Mexico has a democratic federal government composed of 31 states and one federal district. Popular tourist destinations include Cancun, Isla Mujeres, and the ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza, which was named one of the New 7 Wonders of the World.
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Holland, also known as The Netherlands, is a country located in northwestern Europe between Belgium and Germany. Its capital and largest city is Amsterdam. The Netherlands has a population of over 16.5 million people and its government is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy. Some important facts about the Netherlands are that the majority religions are Roman Catholic and Protestant, the currency is the Euro, and Dutch culture is known for its tolerance and traditional foods like green pea soup. Popular places to visit in Amsterdam include Dam Square, the canals, Red Light District, Van Gogh Museum, and Rijksmuseum.
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This document outlines a teaching project aimed at increasing students' interest and time spent reading. It includes objectives like promoting extended reading time using texts as models and fostering creativity through writing. The working plan involves brainstorming the importance of reading, analyzing a short story, creating additions to the story, working with related song lyrics, reading mini-sagas, and having students write their own stories and dialogues.
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Greece is located in southeastern Europe, bordering Albania, North Macedonia, and Bulgaria to the north and Turkey to the northeast. The capital and largest city of Greece is Athens, which is considered the cradle of Western civilization due to its cultural and political achievements in ancient times. Greece uses the euro as its currency and Greek is the official language. Traditional Greek cuisine varies regionally but includes dishes like stuffed zucchini flowers, lentil soup, and cabbage with rice. Popular drinks include wine, beer, coffee and local liquors.
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This document provides information about the 1952 film "Viva Zapata!" directed by Elia Kazan. It is a 121-minute American biographical and historical drama film about the life of Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata. The main characters portrayed are Emiliano Zapata, his wife Josefina, and his brother Eufemio. The film depicts Zapata's role in helping Mexican farmers request land rights and his involvement in deposing dictator Porfirio Diaz alongside Pancho Villa and Francisco Madero in 1911 before being murdered in an ambush in 1917.
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