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太 IModern media. inclading the Internet, have played a role in the recent Jakuchu boom. Visitors to the 2000 exhibit in Kyoto all admired the vivid expression of his paintings、 which was not a common characteristic of Rdo art. Tpey posted their surprise at and praise toward his art on the Internet、 drawing young people who had never been to a museum to the exhibt.

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Section 3 Many researchers were excited about the mystery. Notlbe mo 1ong after the discovery a German researcher became Ge bet interested in the Antikythera Mechanism、 He believed. ン culate the movement cf planets. ) |e ー 『) Modern technology proved that he was right) mm 1972, |te CEHHBIXey technology a British researcher discovered |X eah gear mowed in combination with the main oe) g He believed had this mechanism was used69calculate | dates from the cycles of the snn and the moon.) TPhat was | < 20LOUKAM the reason he called a "calendar computer'. に He was surprised tha6ancient technology was so sdvanced」 ARer the Amis object was invented

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Section 4 ae "The mystery has inspired modern researchers, too. Im 現害"引"a 2005, the 9 3-D technology, a team of 6閣 scientists saw 30 gears in total。 They also found thousands of letters were written all over the mechanism. 宙-下 The researchers decoded the letters. They thought that ba 29 gears were usedto)calculate special dates. These 人 dates were eventsHike eclipses of the sun and the moon) The mechanism also showed the dates of the Olympic fre Games rhich were in ー that 6 eople invented such a complex mechanism. RO tnoweyet. II

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17:51 2月11日(火) たさり)全1E| 十 Study Sapuri English 実戦問題集 VoL1 白黒 Questions 196-200 refer to the following notice and e-malls. Tallinn Tourism Board is pleased to announce a series Of Guided Walking Tours of Tallinn By Dr. Pavvo Karner,resident and cultural scholar From June -- September, Tues - Thurs Dr. Karner's tours will focus on the history of Tallinn's remarkable Old Town.explaining the different architectural influences which have shaped it through centuries. His local knowledge will enhance all participants' appreciation of the city as they walk among its historic buildings. However, the tours wil also show that Tallinn does not live in the past, with trips to both modern and repurposed architectural gems included. All of 斑語 js linked together seamlessly in Dr. Karner's fascinating commentary. Half-day tours will run on Tuesday mornings and afternoons. A full-day walk including lunch in a traditional Estonian restaurant is available on Wednesdays, while on Thursdays a bus tour of the outer city is included after a casual lunch in the park. Prices range from 30-80 and tickets for all tours can be purchased from the tourist office in Tallinn or directly from Dr. Karner by e-mailing Davvotours@estmail.ee From: happywander To: Pavvotours@( Date: July 11 Subject: Arequest Dear Dr. Karner. I had the pleasure of tak month. As someone who was very wonderful to d launch we had together in memories of my grandm After telling my sister al too. As she is a wheelch: do a private tour for her the university on Fridayi free. Best regards。 Katrina Lynch TT From: Davvotours TO: happywan(

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When cafes became popular im Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, they were places of intense intellectual discussion and poHiGcal debate. Excited intellectuals would talk passionately about politics and government. This was during *the Age of Enlightenment in Western Europe, which was a time of incredible political and social change. Many of the new and radical ideas of this time were 回 ) born in cafes。m some European countries, governments became very ( ) about the new ideas being discussed in these shops. Some governments even tried to close cafes, but they only grew in popularity. Eventually, cafes were used as places to plan revolutions. Imdeed, it is often said that the French Revolution started in a cafI Nowadays, cafes are much more relaxing places. Modern-style coffee

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