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Names like Maria, Rhiannon, Valerie...

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I was just wondering if someone could give me the police protocol for what happens to the children of parents who are arrested - particularly when they're there at the sight of the arrest.

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Can someone give me a list of universities with garanteed accommodation for all first years?

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Do universities care about the grade of a dropped AS since entry requirements are only on the three A levels?

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It's a childrens book and has a little girl called Sandra in it, and she and her siblings run away and live in some kind of junkyard. Also, all the streets are named after flowers eg Calendula Avenue...Does anyone recognise this?

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I'm looking for UK Univerisites that offer flexible combined degrees like Exeter, where you can concentrate on one degree such as English literature but also do modules on another subject like History, ending with a degree called English literature with History, rather than a 50/50 split degree of English literature and History

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English literature and ?

Can anyone give me some positive and negative quotes on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and who said them?

Can someone give me a list of buildings that would be in a village and what buildings wouldn't?

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From brown to darker brown/black ends?

I'm looking for the quotes where she is referred to as a pearl or one where she is referred to as a jewel?

I originally wrote "the name you pick for your child could affect there's", but my english teacher says that's wrong. What should it be? "effect theres?" That doesn't seem right to me, and the grammar check on word says what I originally wrote is correct...help?

To go with English Lit, History and Law...Which of the three is the most valuable and best with my other three subjects?

I'm choosing the subjects to take at college and I know I want to do English Lit, History and Law, but I can't decide what to take for my fourth subject.

I think film studies is the next subject I'm the most interested in, but is film studies a level considered a doss and not very valuable to employers? (I don't know what I want to do for a career so I'm just picking the subjects I enjoy and am best at).

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English Lit

& History

With 2 of any of these... (or any other suggestions)

English Language

Law

Communication and Culture

Sociology

Theology

And why please...

I'm currently deciding what A levels to take and I know I want to do English Lit, History and Law, but I'm stuck choosing a fourth subject. The next two that I'm considering are theology or archaeology, do you think these are acceptable to most employers? Or are they considered dosses? (I don't know what I want to do for a job so I'm just taking the subjects I enjoy and am best at)