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,If Only …,ish in a range of situations. Unfortunately, you can’t stop here. It’s very easy to forget a language unless you maintain it. Here are some ways of making sure that you don’t forget what you’ve learned. If you don’t already have satellite television, why not invest in a system which can get Spanish

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Making Sense of Quantum Mechanics Take heart — it’s all still there, somewhere, but it can take a little time to retrieve. That’s why we start this course with some revision rather than plunging immediately into the unknown. To get back into the swing of things, try listening to the cassette (in the car or at home) just to get used

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