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1) hello, it is 2470362.  there's no one at home at the moment. please leave a message after the beep. 2) hello, my name is sayers and i'm calling your advertisement in the newspaper. my number is 446091. could call me back, please? 3) this is  ruby. i'm not at home right now. please leave your message and i'll try to  call you later. thanks a lot. 4) ruby, are you there? ruby? it's stuart. can you give me a call at work some time in the  afternoon? or you can call me by mobile. it's urgent, ok?

they are religious and revolutionary, marked around the world, or with your family, they honor the flag, city, man, or some cute animal, and some have come to us from ancient times, others literally "born yesterday", noted one - a ritual, while others - just smile. holiday - it is not always "a day of joy, celebration, games and entertainment," there are holidays "with tears in his eyes," some devoted triumph of the spirit over the flesh, there are those of cator then you will not say - you see a holiday or mourning . just try to remember them all - a thankless task, and note - not enough time, no, nor even good health. however, to dwell on the "common standards" is not worth it - all of a sudden is usual with denya harvest tribe "mumbo-yahoos" or the tradition of honoring the winner of texas rodeo as you like, which will neotemmimoy part of life?

 

official holidays - grand celebrations that are celebrated throughout the country and are classified as federal. in those days, the state, as well as most private schools do not work. there have been a big and massive festivals. also in such festivals concerts, performances, fireworks. solemn procession starts in the morning and the festival lasts through the night. try to move the celebration on the weekend to prolong pleasure and to give the opportunity to enjoy the triumph.

 

unofficial holidays - a holiday dedicated to events of a religious, ethnic or social group. they can be both an international level, such as valentine's day (february 14), and only in a particular country - groundhog day in the u.s. (february 2). such holidays - it is rather a tradition, a tribute in honor of a certain event. in those days, hold festivals, competitions, and even parades.

 

international days - is ambitious, the most wide-ranging and sweeping celebration, uniting all countries and continents. these celebrations do not last only one day, but for weeks. no matter you are far or near, the language they speak, the holidays are called unified mankind. new year, march 8, and many other causes only positive 'emotions and millions of smiles around the world. celebrated so bright that even visible from space scale events and fireworks.

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