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Once upon a time, a man was contemplating the heavens. He had been observing the sun for many days. He began to think in a new way.

He said that the earth revolves around the sun. At that time, most people believed that the sun moved around the earth. They believe that the Earth is the biggest and most beautiful thing in space.

He said, I have to write a book, maybe it will make people angry, but I have to speak the truth. The man wrote the book, but he never saw him photocopied in the years since.

People are very angry when they read this book. They firmly believe that everything in the universe revolves around the earth. But today it is known that the man was right.

Not so long ago, a man's caprice in the sky. He had been keeping an eye on the days when the sun was shining. He began to think of a new way.

The earth revolves around the sun", at that time most people thought that the sun revolved around the earth. These go to think that the Earth is the biggest and best thing in the sky.

The man said, "I have to write a book. It may make people understand. But I'm going to tell the truth. The man wrote the book. But he never saw the print later this year.

Books for angry people while reading. These believe that everything revolves around the earth. But everyone today knows that this man is right.

Brits love texting. They send out more than 2.5 billion SMS messages every month. And most people understand the language of text messages represented by numbers or partial letters.

In fact, in British schools, when a student writes an entire essay in SMS language, his teacher will give him a grade and comment of "C+4 F4T", which means C+, still needs to work hard).

Even though texting is a cheap way to stay in touch with your friends, it can be problematic. In 2005, a British teenager became the first person in the world to accept text message addiction**. The nineteen-year-old spent £4,500 on texting over the course of a year.

For some people, text messages have changed their lives. James Trusler from Sussex, England, for example, has travelled the world in text messaging challenges and TV shows. He is the first person in the world to make a short breath and recently set a new world record on an Australian television show.

His text message reads as follows: The razortooth piranha belongs to the genus Sawfish and Hip Carp and is the deadliest freshwater fish in the world. In reality, they rarely attack ...

1.The boy said, "Look, it's so clever to copy an elephant." The girl said: It's still very naughty.

2.Panda said: Hello, they are du my friends. zhi3.Panda said: This is Mao Mao, she is very friendly

4.Panda said: But she is very shy.

5.Panda said: This is a smart teacher, she is a good teacher.

6.Panda said: This is Xiao Yong, he is a smart student.

7.The panda said: This is a parrot. The parrot said: Are you ready to pick up ** now?

8.The panda said: The parrot is very naughty, but it is not a bad bird. The children are laughing.

It's smart to look at elephants.

Also naughty.

Hello, they are my friends.

1.Look, this elephant is smart.

And it's also mischievous.

Look, this elephant is very intelligent and mischievous.

Li Ming, this is the bus station. There's a school bus coming by. This is our driver c o tt. Good morning ms s c o tt。Good morning.