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    I graduated from university in 2004, and I do not remember the exact rules of my school. However I didn't used to like my school so much, I remember that I had to attend all the classes even the unnecessary ones, like art gallery classes. Our university had really strict rules about being present in classes. Even though I did not believe it would be helpful in my future professional life, I had to attend those lessons. Our teachers or professors were so rigid about this rule. If you did not join their lessons, they would jot down your absence and report it to the superior of the university. Then you were given some big or small warning or other necessary things. After I had graduated from my university, I started to feel the importance of these rules in my life. They have affected my character positively. I have joined/attended all my meetings on time, and I have never missed any presentations. These are very crucial traits which are implanted in my character unknowingly.
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    June 23, 2021
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    My favourite dishes are sushi, pizza, donuts. that is all junk food I love) I adore Shakshuka! It's Israel's national meal, and it's mouthwatering. I always cook it in the morning. I love pancakes very much, especially with sweet filling.
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    June 23, 2021
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    It comes from this idiom: "take the wind out of someone's sails", and it means to make someone feel less determined and motivated about sth. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/take-the-wind-out-of-sb-s-sails
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    June 22, 2021
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    About the Exhibition of Ilya Repin's Portraits.

    In honor of the one hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the birth of the world famous artist Ilya Repin, there was an extensive exhibition of his greatest works in the State Thetyakov Gallery in Moscow. I am grateful for the opportunity to visit this exhibition and I would like to share my feelings about this event.

    To begin with, I would like to mention that the number of paintings was surprising. There were works which were made throughout the 50-year period of creativity from 1870 to 1920. Majority of works were portraits which were in oil paint on canvas, including self-portraits and portraits of Repin’s family members and well-known public figures. I was most impressed by two paintings which I would like to describe in more detail.

    The first composition that grabbed my attention was “Aleksander III receiving rural district elders in the yard of Petrovsky Palace in Moscow”. Although there were a lot of dark shadows on the canvas, it was catchy and looked extremely realistic. The figure of Alexander III made a strong impression on me, he was portrayed as a respectable and proud, but not an arrogant emperor. Clearly, the artist did his work patiently, with attention to details, and it is because of this that I had a desire to examine each element of the painting.

    I was also amazed by the painting “Ceremonial Sitting of the State Council”. It was eye-catching, because of great combination of red and gold colors. The hall in which the sitting was held looked gorgeous and 81 members of the Council were pictured. Due to the enormous size of the painting and the effort that the artist had put in it, I could look at it from dusk till down. Furthermore, this work was interesting to me as a person who studies history, because I could find many influential historical figures on the canvas.

    To conclude, I do not regret that I devoted my time to visiting this exhibition. I had a great time and enjoyed the works of a famous artist.
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    July 23, 2019
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