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... waiting, not only when we are sick, but in all kinds of everyday circumstances. Waiting for the lights to change. Waiting for the weather to improve. Waiting for exam results. Waiting for love. Waiting for the computer to reboot. Waiting ...
... waiting, not only when we are sick, but in all kinds of everyday circumstances. Waiting for the lights to change. Waiting for the weather to improve. Waiting for exam results. Waiting for love. Waiting for the computer to reboot. Waiting ...
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... waiting for and waiting on is instructive here. Waiting for describes a situation such as being stuck in a queue where one has little power vis-à-vis an institution, when there are scarce resources that result in waiting times ...
... waiting for and waiting on is instructive here. Waiting for describes a situation such as being stuck in a queue where one has little power vis-à-vis an institution, when there are scarce resources that result in waiting times ...
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... Waiting for native heart stories,” wrote Dummy. “Waiting for puppet parleys,” said Master Jean. “Waiting for the trickster of liberty,” shouted By Now. “Waiting for Sitting Bull,” wrote Dummy. “Waiting for Hole in the Day,” said Basile. “ ...
... Waiting for native heart stories,” wrote Dummy. “Waiting for puppet parleys,” said Master Jean. “Waiting for the trickster of liberty,” shouted By Now. “Waiting for Sitting Bull,” wrote Dummy. “Waiting for Hole in the Day,” said Basile. “ ...
Contents
The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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