1. Yes, I think so because our politicians and their decisions form the economic and legal terms in wich we live, do business, pay taxes every day. As an example we can remember recent decision to make the parking space in Moscow and St. Petersburg chargeable. From one point of view drivers were very unhappy with that, but from another side money raised allowed to improve cities' environment: parks, neighborhoods etc. 2. The most famous politician in our country is our president Mr Vladimir Putin. He leads the country in strong and straight way, protects our interests in international area and significantly increased general level of our country in many areas. 3. Personally I do believe in politics, however I wouldn't become one. It is high level of responsibility and you would always be criticized, having no real life. That is not for me. 4. Ancient philosophers were the beginners of political principles evolution. The most famous philosophers lived in Ancient Greece: Socrat, Aristotle and Platon who implemented base ideas of politic: moving forward to better life. 5. If you are proactive you can do social life better for sure, but it is difficult to do alone. Nowadays our interactions with government are easier and interactive through special applications like gosuslugi or active citizen: you can decide, vote and follow up on the matters. 6. Actually I am against social revolutions: it is prepaid provocations these days. Bright examples are social revolutions held in Georgia and Ukraine where a lot of people were died for nothing. 7. Of course I think so, and I do believe in peace and globalization, however, our current global situation is scary for me. Wars and sanctions, terroristic threats shows that we are not moving forward, our world is currently in dramatic regress...:(
1. Dr. Wallace filled a pipe from the bowl on his desk, then put it down __ it. (without lighting) (Stone) 2. __ what he wanted, he looked slowly about the room, (not finding) (Priestley) 3. Zee drew a breath and leaned against the birch for a moment __ anything. (without saying) (Aldridge) 4. I won't go abroad __ you. (without seeing) (Gatsworthy) 5. __ what to reply, I remained silent, (not knowing) (Maugham) 6 on the street he would look directly at friends __ them, (not seeing) (Stone) 7. Only thea.., __ what further to say, had he become silent, (not knowing) (Stone) 8. We walked __ for a short while, (without speaking) (Hansford Johnson) 9. Would she have gone away __ you if she loved you? (without seeing) (Heym) 10. Then she saw Lise and turned away, __ to talk with her. She went hastily to cross the road __ and was almost run over by a bus. (not wanting, without looking) (Lindsay) 11. __ to leave him in the club, I offered to take him home to my wife, or to go with him to his own house, deserted now. (Not liking) (Snow) 12. He returned the salutes of several privates __ them, (without seeing) (Jones) 13. He stopped, __ how to continue and stood shifting from one foot to the other, (not knowing) (Greene) 14. Miss Casement stood for a moment, __ whether to be pleased or not at this unforseen familiarity, (not knowing) (Murdoch) 15. He sat down, __ his mackintosh, (without taking off) (Snow) 16. __, the driver rudely shrugged his shoulders, (Without turning around) (Salinger) 17. __ 1 any sale to take place 1 told Evan I wanted a chat with him and took him downstairs, (not wishing) (Hansford Johnson) 18. They sat there __ for several minutes. (without talking) (Mailer) 19. __ him greatly, she could not be jealous in a disturbing way. (Not loving)
