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terima kasih sebab terima saya
thank you for accepting me as your friend

terima kasih sebab suka gambar saya
thank you for liking my picture

terima kasih sebab belanja saya hari ni
thank you for wishing me a happy birthday

terima kasih kerana menyokong
thanks for support

terima kasih kerana selalu menyokong saya
thank you for accompanying me

terima kasih sebab ada selalu dengan saya
terima kasih sebab tidak berpecah

terima kasih sebab bagi diskaun
discount

terima kasih saya ikut
kamus dewan bahasa inggris bahasa melayu

terima kasih sebab belanja saya makan malam
thank you for shopping for my dinner

terima kasih sebab luangkan masa untuk saya
thank you for spending some time with me

terima kasih berkawan saya
thank you my friend

terima kasih bnyak bnyak..sebab kesah sama saya
thank you for taking the same weight as me

terima kasih sebab selalu ada dari saya tiada apa apa
thank you for always being there when i need it

terima kasih kerana tipu saya
tipu tetap tipu takkira lah walaupon benda itu kecil

terima kasih sebab awak membesar dengan baik
you grew up well

terima kasih kerana menghubungi saya,
thank you for calling me,

terima kasih kerana mempunyai saya
thanks for having me

terima kasih kerana mengingatkan saya.
please don't leave me

terima kasih kerana tolong saya
because help me

saya baik terima kasih
149. despite their modern reputation, the original luddites were neither opposed to technology norinept at using it. many were highly skilled machine operators in the textile industry. the luddite disturbances started in circumstances at least superficially similar to our own. british working families at the start of the 19th century were enduring economic upheaval and widespread unemployment. food was scarce and rapidly becoming more costly. on march 11, 1811, in nottingham, a textile manufacturing centre, british troops broke up a crowd of protesters demanding more work and better wages. that night, angry workers smashed textile machinery in a nearby village. similar attacks occurred nightly at first, then sporadically, and then in waves. fearing a national movement, the government soon positioned thousands of soldiers to defend factories, parliament passed a measure to make machine- ра breaking a capital offence. but the luddites were neither as organised nor as dangerous as authorities believed. ( smithsonianmag.com ) a. although the working classes faced economic turmoil in early 19th century england, the upper classes did not.