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…. Felinophobia- Fear of cats. (Ailurophobia, Elurophobia, Galeophobia, Gatophobia) Francophobia- Fear of France, French culture. (Gallophobia, Galiophobia) Frigophobia- Fear of cold, cold things. G- A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | Top…

…' (Mares 2002:132). 'Topside', one of the two places of 'accommodation' on Nauru, consists of shelters of mesh and tin. The tropical temperatures are very hot and detainees only have access to brackish water for six hours a day (NauruWire 2005:online…

…because she had never heard of that story before, but she also laughed because she found the legend amusing. The moral of the urban legend The Runaway Grandmother is a simple one. Don’t tie a dead relative or any person to the roof of the car because your car…

…, it is potentially hot. This wood cannot become hot until that which is hot, the fire, acts upon it. When this meeting occurs the action of the wood becoming hot is a movement or change in the object. The object in the act of in the above mentioned example…

…in a Chinese newspaper in 1990, and some are still found along the Russian border. The Cat Specialist Group suggests that there are probably fewer than 50 Siberian tigers in China. It is widely believed that the tigers in Russia will define the future…

…My New Life Hello, my name is Dejavue, and I am a cat. Let me tell you about my life now, compared to my life in a pet store, and how different my apartment is to the outside world. Life in a pet store, compared to my life now with my new master…

…, (which teems with elephants, zebras, giraffes, wild cats) for wildlife conservations. The revenue from tourist lodge tours then go back to the community which is used for children scholarships, maintenance, development and general income. Therefore…

…. She was tired. But she wasn’t sleepy. The truth was, she hadn’t done much of anything in the past few weeks since school had let out and this day hadn’t been much different. The only real difference was that she was up awfully late sitting on the roof…

…was unarmed as he didn’t receive any retaliation when we were on the roof. He stopped. Being only 2 metres from where I was standing, I spun around and attempted a roundhouse kick as his head. Using his free hand, he grabbed my ankle and kicked my only leg…

…blocked off by a brick wall, and the bricks felt hot to the touch. The two brothers wanted to find out why that was, but they didn’t know how to get around the wall. They walked around the floor level a little more and found nothing to their interest. So…