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| начать обучение |  |   His one vice was a huge appetite for food and drink |  |  | 
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|  начать обучение an illness that is not very serious  |  |   he died blind and afflicted by various ailments, |  |  | 
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|  начать обучение a group of people who sing together:  |  |   enormous choirs were assembled |  |  | 
|  начать обучение the process of becoming more important or powerful:  |  |   the rise of the countertenor |  |  | 
| начать обучение |  |   The operas were left barely recognisable. |  |  |