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         <title><![CDATA[LIFESTYLE in Britain ]]></title>
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	One of the most typical characteristics of&nbsp; British people is their self-discipline. It is said that they are always polite, have good manners, and are never tired of saying polite phrases like "Exuse me" or "I beg your pardon".

	Even the word "gentleman", which is used all over the world, is of English origin. It means a man with good manners. On the other hand, the British are very conservative. They don´t like to show their emotions, no matter how dangerous the situation is....]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR´S EVE ALL AROUND THE WORLD]]></title>
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	Christmas is celebrated all around the world.There are different celebrations in Europe,Australia and the USA, but they all symbolise the birth of Jesus Christ.

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	In most East European countries Saint Nicholas Day is an important day.On the night of 5 December children wear angel and devil costumes, go from house to house singing carols and receive present. In some countries Saint&nbsp; Nicholas visits children on the morning of 6 December. The German Christmas tree has become a...]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[The symbols of London]]></title>
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	I believe everybody knows the Tower- a former prison. But people go there also&nbsp; to see the ravens that live there. There have been reavens in the tower for centuries. Charles II. (17 century) wanted to remove them&nbsp; because they bothered his astronometer. However, there is a legend that when the ravens&nbsp; leave the Tower, the kingdom will fall. So the ravens were left to live in peace. During World War II, most of the ravens died in the bomb attacks but now there are nine of them....]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[Patron Saints of Great Britain]]></title>
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	The United Kingdom consists of 4 countries:ENGLAND,WALES,SCOTLAND,NORTHERN IRELAND

	Each of these countries has its own Patron Saint. Who are the paron saints?

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	St.Patrick´s Day, a national holiday in Ireland, is commemorated on 17th March the anniversary of Saint Patrick´s death. St.Patrick was born to Scotish parents in Wales. At the age of 16 he was kidnapped and he had to work as a slave. After 6 years he escaped to France and spent a few years&nbsp; in a monastery there. On...]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[Easter in England]]></title>
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	After a few months of winter we all joyfully&nbsp; welcome spring.

	Easter the most important event&nbsp; for all Christians, comes with the beginning of spring.Easter is primarily a Christian festival, making the Crucifixion and Resurrection of&nbsp; the period of Lent. It is traditional to eat Hot Cross Buns- buns with a&nbsp; white cross.Easter Sunday is the Sunday after Good Friday. Christians believe that Jesus&nbsp; rose from the death on Easter Sunday.

	The date of Easter is...]]></description>
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