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translate the following sentences into russian,pay attention to different meanings of the words.
1. one has to remember that this reaction is followed by an explosion.
2. its well-known that yhe particles interact.
3. this food may be used either in fresh state or in frozen one.
4. the alectron temperature is much greater than that of the gas sa a whole.
5. one can prevent the evaporation of moisture by means of the method which will check further loss of water

I have no ... headache.
They made a lot of friends during ... trip.
It's ... pity that you can't come.
They say ... sugar is bad for you.

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We are looking forward ... seeing this presentation.
It's so kind ... you to call me.
Jack left ... Paris last week.
... our English classes we speak a lot.
He reminds me ... someone I knew in the university.
This test consist ... a number of multiple-choice questions.
The concert is ... over.
If it's dark, you may ... the light.

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Jackson's office. It was a small room, on the avenue side of the old house - a house which had been somebody's "mansion". It was a rather dark, small room. The woman sitting at the desk facing the door was not looking at the door. She jumped in her chair when she heard the door open, and then turned to face them. She was, he guessed, in her late forties or early fifties.

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Climate extremes
How does the weather affect your day-to-day life? Does it influence what clothes you put on? Whether you put an umbrella in your bag or not? In certain parts of the world, people's actual survival depends on the way that they adapt their lives to the extreme weather conditions of their environments.
Extreme heat
Temperatures in the Australian outback -the central desert area of Australia - can often exceed 50 °C for the summer months, New houses are sometimes specifically situated towards the east or west, to avoid the summer sun. Their roofs are insulated to stop heat getting in, and their wood is specially treated to resist the heat. Due to the strength of the sun over this part of the world, Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. Since 1981, there has been an official campaign by the Australian government to encourage Australians to protect their skin from the sun. Forest fires are another result of consistently high temperatures. These have become more and more common in the past few years, even happening around the city of Sydney.
Snow and extreme cold
Valdez in Northern Alaska is used to battling against the elements. The town was relocated in 1964 after an earthquake and tidal wave completely destroyed it, and it currently has the record snowfall for the whole continent of North America - 7.7 metres per year. Snow and ice are part of daily life for Alaskans. Many towns, including the state capital Juneau, are accessible only by sea or by air, as roads either don't exist or are blocked for most of the year. Some houses are built without excavating any foundations, and most have special strong roofs to support the snow, and features such as windows that only open inwards so that they aren't ripped off by the Arctic wind.

1. Forest fires are another result of consistently high temperatures _T__
2. Temperatures in the Australian outback -the central desert area of Australia – never exceed 50 °C for the summer months._______________________________________________________
3. The Australian government doesn’t care about the highest rate of skin cancer _____________
4. Snow and ice are part of daily life for Alaskans._____________________________________
5. most houses have special strong roofs to support the snow.____________________________

предложения, в которых употребляются формы Participle, определите их функции

A partnership is a business arrangement in which two or more people
jointly own a business, sharing the profits and being jointly responsible for
any losses. Not all the partners need to be active. Some may have put up some
money for a share of the profits but take no active part in the business. Some
large partnerships, such as famous law and accounting firms, may have over a
hundred partners, usually all taking an active interest in the business.

Any business needs some financial capital, money to start the business
and finance for its growth, paying for stocks, machinery, or advertising before
the corresponding revenue is earned. Firms of lawyers, accountants, or doctors,
business relying primarily on human expertise, need relatively little money for
such purposes. The necessary funds can be raised from the partners and, possibly,
by a loan from the bank.

Russia and other countries of the former USSR have a mix of 3,300 V DC and 25 kV AC electric railroads due to historical reasons.
The special "junction stations" (around 15 over the whole former USSR ) were equipped with contact wiring switchable from DC to AC. Locomotive replacement is essential at these stations and is performed together with the contact wiring switching.
Historically, the first 3,300 V DC wiring was used due to vehicle simplicity. The first experimental track was in Georgian mountains, then the suburban zones of the largest cities were electrified for motor-car locomotive-less trains to be used.
For some time, electric railways were only considered to be suitable for suburban or mountain lines. In around 1950, a decision was made to electrify the highly loaded plain prairie line of Omsk-Novosibirsk. After this, electrifying the major railroads with 3,000 V DC became a mainstream.
In 1990s, some DC lines were rebuilt as AC ones to allow the usage of the huge 10 MWt AC locomotive of VL85. The line around Irkutsk is one of them. The DC locomotives freed by this rebuild were transferred to St. Petersburg region.
The Trans-Siberian Railway has been partly electrified since 1929 and entirely electric hauled since 2002. The system is 25 kV AC 50 Hz after the junction station of Mariinsk near Krasnoyarsk, 3,000 V DC before it and train weights are up to 6,000 tonnes.[32]