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    Why Do People Commit Illegal Drag Racing? That is because people want the excitement of racing. It is the adrenaline that takes them there. Street Racing is a form of unsanctioned Illegal Racing. These racings take place in suburban public roads. Street Racing can be separated into 2 races‚ spontaneous or coordinated. Spontaneous ones are when 2 vehicles meet at a stop light and start when the light turns green; these races are considered to be very dangerous because of the unpredicted cars

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    GUIDELINES FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE SOCIETY 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Table of Contents 1 List of Appendixes 2 1. INTRODUCTION 2. ACTION SONG 3. STORYTELLING 12 4. CHORAL SPEAKING 19 5. PUBLIC SPEAKING 25 6. DRAMA IN ENGLISH 32 7. PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE 40 8. ENGLISH-IN-CAMP 52 8.1 WARMERS 52 8.2 LANGUAGE SKILLS ACTIVITIES 57 8.3 NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION ACTIVITIES 65 8.4 OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 68 APPENDIXES 75 9. 3 2 LIST OF APPENDIXES No. Appendix Activity / Material

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    As most people know‚ horse racing is a contest of speed between two or more horses. Usually thoroughbred. To most people it would seem that horse-racing was the purest sport imaginable. With tracks monitored by overlapping cameras and gates controlled by computers‚ it seems like the honest man’s game. Horse-racing is a 15 billion dollar a year industry and the 2nd most widely attended spectator sport after baseball. It started around 4500 bc in central Asia and for thousands of years was the sport

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    Year 2 – Timetable – Adult Branch Programme Care: Applied Problem Solving – co-ordinator – Jacqui White jacqueline.white@uws.ac.uk 0141 849 4312 Health & Life Science – co-ordinator – Mike Keenan mike.keenan@uws.ac.uk 0141 849 4 Process of nursing – co-ordinator – Barbara Killoran Barbara.killoran@uws.ac.uk 0141 849 4282 Year 2 Timetable Trimester 1 - Week 1

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    The word race comes from a Norse word.[1] This Norse word arrived in France during the invading of Normandy and gave the word raz which means "swift water" in Brittany‚ as in a mill race; it can be found in "Pointe du Raz" (the most western point of France‚ in Brittany)‚ and "raz-de-marée" (tsunami). The word race to mean a "contest of speed" was first recorded in the 1510s.[2] A race and its name are often associated with the place of origin‚ the means of transport and the distance of the race

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    Racing Greyhounds

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    Racing Greyhound Greyhound racing is one of the popular action sports‚ the sport of racing greyhounds. It started in 1974 in Western Australia‚ controlled by the Canning Greyhound Racing Association. In 1981‚ the Western Australian Greyhound Racing Authority‚ a government appointed committee‚ took over the control of the sport (Racing and Wagering Western Australia‚ 2002). In the race‚ dogs chase after an artificial hare on the track which leads them to the finish line‚ the first to arrive is the

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    Art Of Racing

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    Art Of Racing Denny Swift is a very intellectual human being‚ especially when it is go time on the asphalt racing strip. He puts his mind into race mode and lets the auto pilot take over and slide through all the corners‚ especially in the rainy weather that dissipates others. This complex character is a rare human being‚ not for the reason of being a good racer in the rain. But he takes responsibility‚ when something happens from a decision whether he’s wrong or right he owns up to it. Either

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    Carter Racing

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    Carter Racing is in a difficult situation with respect to determining whether to enter an upcoming race at Pocono. On the one hand‚ in the event of a favorable performance Carter Racing stands to gain a $1 million sponsorship with Goodstone Tires that could finance Carter Racing to add another car next season. On the other hand‚ in the event of a poor performance Carter Racing risks losing an existing oil sponsorship worth $500‚000 that is critical to next year’s race season. After careful analysis

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    Barrel Racing

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    Barrel racing is a timed event in rodeos where a rider and horse try to complete a clover leaf pattern in the fastest time. It takes skills from the rider and the horse to make a good run. It takes good athletic ability from the horse and good horsemanship from the rider to take a horse safely through the barrels. The judges set up the barrels in a triangle in the center of the arena. There is normally a flagger in the ring that waves a flag when you start and waves it again when you cross the finish

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    Formula racing is a term that refers to various forms of open wheeled single seater motorsport. Its origin lies in the nomenclature that was adopted by theFIA for all of its post-World War II single seater regulations‚ or formulae. The best known of these formulæ are Formula One‚ Formula Two‚ and Formula Three. Common usage of "formula racing" encompasses other single seater series‚ including the GP2 Series‚ which replaced Formula 3000 (which had itself been the effective replacement for Formula

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