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Had she chosen the dress before her brother called her?
By the end of the year Kate hadn't moved abroad
Had she moved to Canada by the end of the year?
Name
Mike Jones
Age
Twenty-nine years old
Occupation
A pilot
Lives
In Dover, England
House
A small, comfortable flat
Family members
Mike, his wife, Jessica and their son, Nick
Appearance
Mike is good-looking, tall, thin and with short brown hair and brown eyes
Character
A kind man and a very loving father
Likes
He likes playing basketball
Doesn't like
He doesn't like watching TV because he thinks it is boring
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New Year in United Kingdom is celebrated on January 1, the first day of the first month as per the Gregorian Calendar. This day was officially declared as New Year's Day in 1752. It is the time to ring out the old year and bring the new one by merry making.
New Year is the much awaited celebration for the people of UK. They love to enjoy each and every minute of the going year. Theme parties, salsa dance and live performances are the some of the rocking events of New Year in UK. Another enthralling part of the New Year festivities are the New Year cruises in England. These are the most unique and memorable part of New Year in England. So, if you are planning to have an exciting New Year blast, England is all set for one.
New Year Traditions in Britain
A very old custom of 'first footing' is still followed in Britain with sincerity. It is said that the first male visitor to the house on the New Year's day brings good luck. A blonde, a red-haired or a woman is not allowed to enter the house first as they are supposed to bring bad luck. The male visitor usually brings money, bread or coal as these are considered auspicious gifts. At some places, there is a tradition of gifting the holy mistletoe. It is believed to bring prosperity for the recipient. Another tradition which is popularly celebrated is the "burning of the bush". It symbolizes burning of all past events.
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