<P>The map shows about the town of Golsdon and where to build a long-winded</P>
<P> To summarize the information of a place for supermarket, it would locate in the country side, which is northwest of Gardstown in between a raiauay and the main rooud peple could stop by the sapermavhet driving past the problem however in people who uiwe in gardsdon uest wourd be abre to tahe aduantages uf bat people who live is the east </P>
<P>would be far away </P>
<P>Another plaue far the new supervravhet in toun centre it a not too nuch saging that the plaue a atmost the centre of the aown garlsdon even it the town cenere a no trafflc zone l lamtes in between industrues as peopc it in a suitahre prace for pwhom use the rauuag and peopg</P>
<P>Aiving in housing nearb of the he on the oter hand the problem a that the second place a ineuaible for pands</P>
<P>on people to use they have to use their vehicces to use the mahet </P>
<P>to sumup though both two places have their own pros and cons i would suggest garisdon peple to balud a new superwarkey in the seeond place </P>
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<P>Inteligence plus character-that is the goal of true education. Nwadays, the ost interesting and difficult challenge for people in childrens education. Some people believe that compeditiopn in children is needed while others believe that co-operation can make them stronger.</P>
<P> These opinions are contradict each other, but they both are right. Both are required for better education.</P>
<P> All children study at the same places, doing the same subjects and the ssame assignments are given to the, but what if there were competition between children? They would never know whether they are doing good or not and they would just follow some kids who look cook. By competing with each other, they acquire a numerous amount of knowledge and figure out for themselves what is right or wrong. However, exccessive competition is much wors than no competition at all. It just destroys their ego.</P>
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