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We make curious mistakes sometimes . It was this experience that made me fall in love with this play and sparked my interst in Irish theatre . I confess she had made me ashamed , if she had done nothing more , of my neglect of the green flag . Sin only made us recoil from ourselves before ; now it makes God recoil from us . For , on the contrary , it is quite possible that our empirical knowledge is a compound of that which we receive through impressions , and that which the faculty of cognition supplies from itself ( sensuous impressions giving merely the occasion ) , an addition which we cannot distinguish from the original element given by sense , till long practice has made us attentive to , and skilful in separating it . Not knowing the whole truth I took what he said for gospel and banished my jealousy because truly he never did anything that made me feel disrespected . She emphasizes that being a mom makes her a better scientist , because she sees her children looking at life through very unique perspectives and she challenges herself to do the same as a scientist and a mother . As I compared the tower clock with my watch I realized it was already much later than I had thought , I had to hurry , the shock of this discovery made me feel uncertain of my way , I was not very well acquainted with the town as yet , fortunately there was a policeman nearby , I ran to him and breathlessly asked him the way . This is what I meant to say , I 'm sorry if I did n't make myself clear . This higher figure made us adjust the total number of cocaine users in the Netherlands to 60.000 . The Diary of Anne Frank , which tells the story of the Franks ' efforts to evade the Nazi occupiers of the Netherlands in 1942-44 , is well known through various versions , including films and plays , in dozens of languages and millions of copies in various levels of expurgation , particularly in regard to Anne 's sexual curiosity - - one more thing , like her temper , that makes her live in print . It made us realise that using computers to communicate with South Africa would not be as easy as we 'd first imagined . I was in the old corps during the mid 50 's and things was a little diffrent back then , we used to fight among our selves to see who was the best ( I was in the air wing and we did n't like the " mud marines " very much and they did n't like us , also we did n't like the other brances of services too much either , but when it came time to do the job of fighting and dieing we was bleed the same color " red " to me that made us brothers in arms no matter how much we disliked each other . Several times , in the course of the night , I got up , determined to go on deck ; but the silence which showed that there was nothing doing , and the knowledge that I might make myself seriously ill , for nothing , kept me back . We are going in to the summer recess , but that does not mean that I shall make myself incommunicado . Although my own primary role in the classroom is to equip my teacher-students with the needed technology skills , the literature that I read has made me rethink my approach in the classroom ; I now believe that it is important to address several more far-reaching issues . Since she had a baby with her in 1935 , she was probably at least ten years old then , which makes her at least 70 in 1995 .