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breathing became natural; he was asleep. In about ten minutes he opened his eyes and said: "I feel like a new man. My suffering is all gone." It was between three and four o'clock in the afternoon when this took place. 18 21 I told him to rise, dress himself, and take supper with his family. He did so. The next day I saw him in the yard. Since then I have not seen him, but am informed that he went to work in two weeks. The discharge from the sore stopped, and the sore was healed. The diseased condition

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b) Which c) This d) That 20. If we all __________ 1% of our income, poverty would be solved. a) giving b) give c) gave d) will give SECTION 2 – FIND THE ERROR: A, B, C, OR D. 22. Anglo-Saxon universities lay a lot of emphasis / on the value of academic research / A B and expect all their students / to do a lot of personal work to their studies. C D 23. Business practices have evolved / and the world has shrunk thanks to globalisation. / A B This is because there is many new technologies / and transport

SECTION 2 – FIND THE ERROR: A, B, C, OR D. 21. Barack Obama, whom / many people regard as a Messiah, / has a lot on his plate / A B C when he comes into office on 20 January 2009. D 22. Anglo-Saxon universities lay a lot of emphasis / on the value of academic research / A B and expect all their students / to do a lot of personal work to their studies. C D 23. Business practices have evolved / and the world has shrunk thanks to globalisation. / A B This is because there is many new technologies / and transport

these must be identical with or distinct from each proposition meant by an eternal sentence of our own, even if we never care which. Surely it is philosophically unsatisfactory for such questions of identity to arise as recognized questions, however academic, without there being in principle some suggestion of how to construe them in terms of domestic and foreign dispositions to verbal behavior. 4. This last point has the germs of an argument not only against our specific plan of a structuralsynonymy