Would you like to see robots that can dance, sing 7) even play sports? Then you have to 8)
the
Robotics Challenge in England. Pupils from all over
the 9)
design their robots with their teachers' help.
10)
they must be careful not to copy ideas from other
pupils. Robodancing and Robostars are popular competitions
here. Pupils have robots sing and dance and the best ones win
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a 11)
! They can also design scary robots that look like
dinosaurs. The 12)
one wins a prize. Let's see who wins
this year!
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Куприн Александр Иванович (1870 — 1938) — русский писатель.Родился 26 августа (7 сентября н.с.) в городе Наровчат Пензенской губернии в семье мелкого чиновника, умершего через год после рождения сына. Мать (из древнего рода татарских князей Куланчаковых) после смерти мужа переехала в Москву, где детство и юность будущего писателя. Шести лет мальчик был отдан в Московский Разумовский пансион (сиротский), откуда вышел в 1880. В тот же год поступил в Московскую военную академию, преобразованную в Кадетский корпус.
После окончания учения продолжил военное образование в Александровском юнкерском училище (1888 — 90). Впоследствии опишет свою "военную юность" в повестях "На переломе (Кадеты)" и в романе "Юнкера". Уже тогда мечтал стать "поэтом или романистом".
Kuprin Alexander (1870 - 1938) - Russian pisatel.Rodilsya August 26 ( September 7 NS) in the city of Penza province Narovchat the family of a civil servant , who died a year after the birth of her son . Mother ( of the ancient family of Tatar princes Kulanchakovyh ) after the death of her husband she moved to Moscow , where he spent his childhood and youth of the future writer. Six years old boy was sent to Moscow Razumovsky board ( orphan ), which came out in 1880 . The same year, he entered the Moscow Military Academy converted to military school .
After the end of the teachings of continued military training in the Alexander cadet school (1888 - 90). Subsequently, describe their " military youth " in the story " At the turn ( Cadets )" and the novel " The cadets ." Even then, wanted to be " a poet or a novelist ."

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