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Н. Бічуя «Шпага Славка Беркути». Юлько Ващук, герой твору Н. Бічуї «Шпага Славка Беркути», розчарувався у своєму батькові через те, що: А: той збирався до міліції заявляти на Славка за поранення Б: батько часто сварився з мамою Юлька В: не підтримував його захоплення музикою, малюванням Г: той скористався чужою працею, видавши її за свою
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г) той скористався чужою працею, видавши її за свою
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In the middle ages, there were no universities in Scotland and young Scottish people had to go abroad to study. Many of them went to study in France, to Paris University. In May 1410 a group of academics, mainly graduates of Paris University and the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, started a school of higher learning in St Andrews, which offered courses of lectures in logic, philosophy, and law. Later the school turned into a university.
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