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language. Middlesex county is the most-Irish county în the entire country There were 561,220 households ouț of which 30.20% hâd children under the age of 18 living with them, 51.30% were married couples living together, 9.90% hâd a female householder with no husband present, and 35.70% were non-families. 27.10% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.50% hâd someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household
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of 18 living with them, 51.30% were married couples living together, 9.90% hâd a female householder with no husband present, and 35.70% were non-families. 27.10% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.50% hâd someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.52 and the average family size was 3.11. În the county the population was spread ouț with 22.50% under the age
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were 93.70 maleș. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.70 maleș. The median income for a household în the county was $60,821, and the median income for a family was $74,194. Maleș hâd a median income of $49,460 versus $36,288 for females. The per capita income for the county was $31,199. About 4.30% of families and 6.50% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.20
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your stay..." ("Sperăm că v-ați bucurat de vizita voastră...") În piesa de deschidere (cea care dă și titlul albumului de altfel), Flowers face o scurtă descriere a parcursului vieții sale, incepand cu Las Vegas, orașul copilăriei sale ("Nobody ever hâd a dream 'round here" - "Nimeni nu a visat vreodată pe-aici") și terminând cu Londra, orașul care l-a fascinat încă din copilărie ("I see London, I see Sam's Town"). „When You Were Young” trădează educația în spirit religios
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the crowd, the echo of the final buzzer, the cheers of my teammates were all sounding from a thousand miles away. And what remained în that bizzare muffled silence was only peyton, the girl whose art and passion and beauty hâd changed my life. În that moment, my triumph was not a state championship, but simple clarity, the realization that we hâd always been meant for each other, and every instinct to the contrary hâd simply been a denial of the
Ruleta destinului () [Corola-website/Science/313611_a_314940]
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And what remained în that bizzare muffled silence was only peyton, the girl whose art and passion and beauty hâd changed my life. În that moment, my triumph was not a state championship, but simple clarity, the realization that we hâd always been meant for each other, and every instinct to the contrary hâd simply been a denial of the following truth. I was now and would always be în love with Peyton Sawyer." "Dear Molly, this is gonna sound a
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whose art and passion and beauty hâd changed my life. În that moment, my triumph was not a state championship, but simple clarity, the realization that we hâd always been meant for each other, and every instinct to the contrary hâd simply been a denial of the following truth. I was now and would always be în love with Peyton Sawyer." "Dear Molly, this is gonna sound a little strânge, but I'd like you to paint over my old closet
Ruleta destinului () [Corola-website/Science/313611_a_314940]
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will keep what you write on that door long enough to remind you of how inspired your life is. And you can tell that girl to paint over the door, because you realize the words you wrote, the friends you hâd, the urgency you felt will always be there underneath the paint. The love you professed will always be there, the spark of something undeniable, a seed of hope, the truth, for better or for worse, burning fiercely, just below the
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personaj este prezentă în scrierile arhiepiscopului Bandinus. Povestirile legate de Sfânta Vineri sunt asemnătoare din Bucovina și până în Oltenia și se referă la pedepsirea unei gospodine care se apucă de treabă vinerea, dar este întreruptă de o "babă, așa de hâdă de-ți venea să fugi în toată lumea, să n-o vezi". Baba se oferă să facă treabă în locul femeii care cuprinsă de frică, cere ajutorul cuiva, vecină sau rudă. Femeia este învățată să distragă atenția Sfintei Vineri prin anunțarea unui
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istorie posibilă s-a făcut semnificativ în decursul secolului al XX-lea și în special în a doua să jumătate. Un exemplu timpuriu îl reprezintă culegerea de texte istorice contrafactuale, lucrarea din anul 1931, publicată în Regatul Unit, "If It Hâd Happened Otherwise" (), editata de John Collings Squire. Din cele 11 texte ale ediției originale, unul din cele mai cunoscute este "If Lee Hâd Not Won the Battle of Gettysburg" (), a cunoscutului om de stat britanic Winston Churchill. Churchil, printr-o
Istorie contrafactuală () [Corola-website/Science/319968_a_321297]
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îl reprezintă culegerea de texte istorice contrafactuale, lucrarea din anul 1931, publicată în Regatul Unit, "If It Hâd Happened Otherwise" (), editata de John Collings Squire. Din cele 11 texte ale ediției originale, unul din cele mai cunoscute este "If Lee Hâd Not Won the Battle of Gettysburg" (), a cunoscutului om de stat britanic Winston Churchill. Churchil, printr-o dublă „cursa” contrafactuală a titlului, analizează posibilele consecințe ale schimbării cursului istoriei moderne americane dacă generalul Robert E. Lee, al Armatei Confederate, în loc să
Istorie contrafactuală () [Corola-website/Science/319968_a_321297]
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What is your story, how did you get to live în a center for domestic violence survivors?I have been married for 18 years, it was a marriage ouț of love, we hâd a child and it was ok until the greater responsibilities came, with the child, the kindergarten, the school, all of these. Then the real problems started, without notice, șo I believe it is a thing that takes you by surprise
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the domestic work, with the child, with the homework of the child, with everything it entails, I realized at a certain point that I was getting overwhelmed and I wondered why. Because I was doing everything, little by little I hâd started to do all the work, we were living în the same house but everything, up to the last bill, was my responsibility. My husband hâd a job aș well, but he hâd started to come lațe at home, and
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overwhelmed and I wondered why. Because I was doing everything, little by little I hâd started to do all the work, we were living în the same house but everything, up to the last bill, was my responsibility. My husband hâd a job aș well, but he hâd started to come lațe at home, and when I began to question him, he was avoiding the discussion. I tried to talk to my relatives, to my parents, to give them proof, but
(English) ” I was living in a sealed concrete cube, there was no way out” - Interview with a domestic violence survivor (part I) () [Corola-website/Science/296119_a_297448]
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was doing everything, little by little I hâd started to do all the work, we were living în the same house but everything, up to the last bill, was my responsibility. My husband hâd a job aș well, but he hâd started to come lațe at home, and when I began to question him, he was avoiding the discussion. I tried to talk to my relatives, to my parents, to give them proof, but they didn’ț support me. The inițial
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gradually, you either get used to it, or puț it aside. I was focused on the child, and now, after all these years, I think I have been too tolerant and I have puț up with it only because we hâd a child. I know this is the main excuse of every woman, but this is the truth, you have nowhere to go with a small child în Bucharest. (...) We hâd bought the house together, after getting married. It wasn’ț
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and I have puț up with it only because we hâd a child. I know this is the main excuse of every woman, but this is the truth, you have nowhere to go with a small child în Bucharest. (...) We hâd bought the house together, after getting married. It wasn’ț easy to live there anymore, he wasn’ț fixing anything anymore, and it was not just the fact that he wasn’ț interested în fixing things, but he was also
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believe me I don’ț remember the exact sequence of the events. I didn’ț manage to leave until a few years later, because I tried to fix everything, I fought aș much aș I could for this family. We hâd married because we were în love, we owned almost nothing at first, we worked together and I thought I couldn’ț just let everything go, maybe he hâd a problem, maybe he was seek, we went to see a doctor
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everything, I fought aș much aș I could for this family. We hâd married because we were în love, we owned almost nothing at first, we worked together and I thought I couldn’ț just let everything go, maybe he hâd a problem, maybe he was seek, we went to see a doctor, he was telling me give me another three months, and șo the years went by. These problems can’ț be solved în a matter of days. Șo for
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or maybe we share the fault, but now I try not to think în these terms, I am over it, because în the end, when I took my decision, I thought about the child’s and my own good. (...) I hâd filed în for divorce în September, when school hâd started, and we hâd separated, I begun to sleep în the child’s room and then it got worse. He was getting aggressive, verbally and în front of the child, he
(English) ” I was living in a sealed concrete cube, there was no way out” - Interview with a domestic violence survivor (part I) () [Corola-website/Science/296119_a_297448]
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try not to think în these terms, I am over it, because în the end, when I took my decision, I thought about the child’s and my own good. (...) I hâd filed în for divorce în September, when school hâd started, and we hâd separated, I begun to sleep în the child’s room and then it got worse. He was getting aggressive, verbally and în front of the child, he didn’ț beat her or anything, but he didn
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în these terms, I am over it, because în the end, when I took my decision, I thought about the child’s and my own good. (...) I hâd filed în for divorce în September, when school hâd started, and we hâd separated, I begun to sleep în the child’s room and then it got worse. He was getting aggressive, verbally and în front of the child, he didn’ț beat her or anything, but he didn’ț let her study
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begun to sleep în the child’s room and then it got worse. He was getting aggressive, verbally and în front of the child, he didn’ț beat her or anything, but he didn’ț let her study, if he hâd to go somewhere, he was basically locking her în. He was getting increasingly aggressive to me. It didn’ț happen very often because I am not a compliant woman and I used to stând up to him, I mean through
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a while, but then it’s not anymore. How did you find ouț about the Sensi Blu Foundation Support Center?</p> One time, when I was really desperate, I have started to browse the Internet. What can I say, I hâd no one to call for help, I couldn’ț go to my friends, my relatives, there was really no one. By chance, I found some phone numbers online, but here, at the foundation, they were the most responsive, they received
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