Dina Demeuova

13. She dialed 34

Parkview Avenue and waited. There was no reply. 14. A call came

through eventually explaining the situation and she was disap-

pointed and upset

11. It takes a month to get de-

liveries from China, so fast changing fashion tastes can be satisfied

only by clothes made in Japan. 12. It's against the law to trade on

inside information about an imminent merger

9. A pause fol-

lowed this apparently pointless remark. 10. As I headed for the hut,the door opened and there appeared a small, spherical individual

with a smile visible from fifty yards

7. Spring came, and

summer. The swimming pool was opened. An opening swimming

tournament was arranged. 8. A month went by, or something like

that, and Jonathan learned at a tremendous rate

5. A door at the opposite end of

the room opened and a man came out in a very hurried way. 6.

Very little attention is being paid to all of this

3. Suddenly a gate opened in the fence

of the last house in the pathway and a man came out. 4. A tall be-

spectacled man in his mid-thirties joined them. "Ah, Anthony! Let

me introduce you to Dr. Williams

A lecture followed on the inadequacies of modern policemen

and the immorality of modern youth. 2. He clicked on the Word 95

icon and almost instantly a blank document page appeared, with the

word toolbars across the top

Liquid soaps, gels and the like made up 60 per cent of the market

in personal washing products in the early Nineties. Now they're up

to 80 per cent

For example, we have had tremendous

success with laundry tablets.

Elsewhere people are turning more and more to ready-made

meals, prepared salads and even throwaway contact lenses

Helen Fenwick, a Lever Brothers spokesman, said: "This isn't the

end of soap but anyone who's ever chased a bar of soap around a

shower will appreciate the new products that have replaced it.

People everywhere are looking for convenience, whether in wash-

ing, cooking or shopping. For example