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0. The Coca-Cola story begins in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1886. John S. Pemberton invents a new drink. Two of the ingredients are the South American coca leaf and the African cola nut.

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1. Pemberton can't think of a good name for the drink. Finally, Dr Pemberton's partner Frank M. Robinson suggests the name Coca-Cola and writes the new name in a special way - and that becomes the famous trademark.

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2. Thirty years later the famous Coca-Cola bottle design first appears. The style of the bottle and the trademark are very important for the success of the drink.

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3. For many years, they make only Coca-Cola. They only introduce new drinks - Fanta, Sprite and TAB - in the 1960s, and diet Coke in 1982.

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5. Today they sell Coca-Cola in 195 countries. Hundreds of millions of people, from Boston to Beijing, drink it every day. It has the most famous trademark in the world.

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Last weekend we ... in Kyiv with Paul

Her mother ... long hair when she ... a child

My brother is in the cinema yesterday

....... enjoyed themselves at Leslie's party.

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Australia has temperate weather for most of the year but the climate can vary _____ the size of our continent.

The northern states _____ have warm weather much of the time.

The southern states usually (41)_____ cooler winters than the ones in the north.

Australia is also one of the driest continents on earth with a(n) _____ annual rainfall of less than 600 millimetres.

_____ all countries in the southern hemisphere, Australia has seasons that are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. 

Noisy ecotourists may unexpectedly _____ brown bears in the wild. 

Human visitors to remote natural areas often _____ with animal behaviour, sometimes with disastrous results.

However, researchers studying brown bears in Canada found that while adult males _____ the tourists, the presence of people didn’t bother mothers and cubs.

Mothers and cubs seemed to use the noise of buses as a _____ that dangerous males had left the area.

Mother bears evidently take advantage of the opportunity to dine without the _____ of males attacking their cubs.

This might just be the _____ thing you’ll read today.

Recent Twitter public service has drawn attention to falling _____ with your cell phone in bed with you. 

While it may be convenient to sleep with your phone under your pillow, or to charge your phone next to you while you _____ a rest, you’d better not. It may cause a fire.

When you keep your phone under your pillow, it causes the already hot batteries to heat up further and _____ lead to your cell phone catching fire.

Your phone has the potential to burn you if you _____ it anywhere in your bed.

Bottlenose dolphins send messages to one _____ in different ways. 

Dolphins also produce _____ frequency clicks.

These clocks act as a sonar system telling _____ the shape, size, speed, distance, and location of the object.

Scientists believe that the sounds travel through the _____ lower jaw to its inner ear

The sounds then _____ to the brain for analysis.

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