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FireworksareusedtocelebratethenewyeararoundtheworlD.InChinafireworksareusedtodriveawayevils.RightaftermidnightonNewYear’sEvefireworksaresetoff.It61believethatthepersonwholaunchesthefirstfireworkofthenewyearwillhavegoodluck.DubaiishostingafireworksdisplayfromBurjKhalifa哈利法塔theworld’s62tallbuilding.Theeventwillalsobelivebroadcast63offervisitorsthechoicebetweenthreecameraangles.FireworksbyGrucciwillfeatureaspectaculardisplayatAtlantisthePalmHotelandResortinDubai.ThecompanyplanstospellAtlantisintheskywithfireworks.Itwillusethereflectionsofthefireworksinthewatertoenhancethedisplay.Oneoftheir64ideaistocreateashimmeringredcarpet65willlightuptheskyaswellasreflectinthewaterbelowwrotetheKhaleejTimes.Berliniscelebratingthenewyearwith66open-airpartyattheBrandenburgGatE.Hundredsofthousandsofpeopleareexpected67attend.68willbeaninternationalprogramoflivemusiclightandlasershowsandplentyoffoodanddrink.Somecitieswillnotbecelebratingthenewyearwithfireworks.Belgiumcancelledits69traditionfireworksdisplayincentralBrusselsdue70fearsofthecontinuingterrorthreat.
Hopeiswhatmakesone’slifemoveforwarD.Settinggoalsforoneselfisfinebuttheyareimpossibletoreach61hopE.Manypeoplebelievethathopeiswhatcreatesdisappointment.62asadbeliefthatis!Inrealityhopeprovidesonewiththeabilitytoseesuccessinone’smind63thestrengthneededtobe64appropriatefocusedonreachingone’sgoals.Hopeprovidesonewithtrustandgivesoneoptimisticspirit.Hopedoesnotcreatedisappointmentbut65expectdo.Forwhenoneexpectsoneunconsciouslynarrowsone’sfocus.Disappointment66createbycausingonetofeelpessimisticaboutfailure67patientwithnewfearsandchallengeswhenone’slimitedabilitytoachievegoalsgoesawaycompletely.Hopebringsone’sfocusonachievinggoalsinto68broadview69allowonetoseenewfearsandchallengesandhelpingonetopreparefor70.
Here’samessgae61.needstobekeptinmindbyeverymomanddaD.Youdon’tloveyourkidsbecauseof62.theydobutbecauseofwhotheyarE.Infactraisingachildisjustliketrainingadog.Yourewardyourchildrenbecauseoftheir63.______succeedorprogresstheymadE.64.similaracircustrainergivesadogsomefoodeverytimeit65.jumpthroughahoop圈Thedogisn’tlovedforitself66.foritsactions.Dr.LauraSchlessingerthepopulartalkshowhosthasanewbookforchildren67.titleWhyDoYouLoveMe?Partofthestoryincludesamother68.explaintohersonthatitisnotwhathedoesthatmakesherlovehim-sheloveshimbecauseheisuniqueandheis69.sheson.Everymomdadandgrandparentneedstomemorizethewordsof70.popularsong:Iloveyoumostofallbecauseyou’reyou.
TenChineseengineersweredrivingdownaroadtoaNationalForestPark.Theywere41suddenamazedbywhattheysaw.Threetallanimals42coverwithlongblackhairwerecrossingtheroaD.On43seetheanimalstheengineersimmediatelystoppedandranafterthem.44whentheysawthemmovethroughtheforestwithgreatspeedandstrengththeydidnotdaretofollowany45far.Themendidnottakeanyphotographsbutscientistsweredelightedbythe46discoverBecausetheengineersareallwelleducatedpeopleandscientistsfeeltheycanrelyonwhatthey47describe.Scientistsreturnedtotheforestcollectedsomehairandmeasuredfootprints48areabout20inches.Theyappeartobetheanimals’feet!Chinesescientistshavenowsetupaspecialgrouptoexchangeinformationandmadeastudyoftheforest.Butinthemeantimesomepeoplerefusetobelievethatthishalf-manhalf-monkey49exist.Theywillnotbelieveit50oneoftheanimalshavebeencaught.
WhenIwasthirteenmyparentsandIvisitedaneyedoctor.Aftertheexamination__61.__doctorsaidwithcoldnessthatIhadaneyediseasE.Ihadinheritedit__62.__mybrother’seyesseemedtobefinE.Fifteenyearsafterthatmyfatherbegantolose__63._sightandIdidtoo.Ifixedallmyattention__64.__theeffectsofmyowndarkness.Myworldseemed__65.__breakdownanditdestroyedallmydreams.__66.__Ilearntnewthingsfrommyfather.TwentyyearslaterIlookbackatwhathehasgivenmE.Hetaughtmethedeterminationtomoveforward__67.__facingdifficulties.Hisjourneytaughtmevaluablelessonsformyownpathinthedarkness.HehadheldontohisfaithandmovedfromhiscomfortablehometowntothisunknownlanD.IdidthesameasIsteppedintothestrange_68.__sightworlD.LaterIgainedconfidenceandlearnedthelanguageofthankfulness.Withgreatappreciationformyfather’sexampleIlearnedthepowerfulcombinationoffaithandinsistenceand__69.__performmyowndifferentroles.Luckily_70.__Iinheritedfrommyfatherhelpedmeseemylifedifferently.
Oneeveninganelderlylady____41____drivepastasmalltownwhenoneofhertiressuddenlyblewout.Eventhoughallshehadwasonlyaflattireitwas___42___badsituationforawomanofheragE.Shewasvery___43____confuseespeciallywiththeweather____44___getcolderandcolder.Atthatmomentamanstoppedhiscarinfrontofhersandasked___45_____sheneededhelp.Theoldladybecameevenmorenervousbecausethemanlookedpoorand____46____hunger.Howeversincenooneelsehadstoppedtohelpherduringthepasthoursshestoodbackandlethimhelpher.Afterthemanfinishedchangingthetiretheladywaswilling___47____payhimanyamountofmoney.Toher___48______astonishthemanrepliedthathejustwantedtohelpherjustasothershadhelpedhiminthepast.Hedidn’twanttheladytopayhimbackanything.Insteadhejustwantedhertohelpothers___49___needaswell.Laterthateveningtheladyhelpedaheavilypregnantwoman.__50____neveroccurredtoherthatthewomanwasthepoorman’swifE.
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