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In the late seventeenth century, Louis XIV (to reign) as King of France. His finance minister, Jean Baptiste Colbert, (to ask) a manufacturer by the name of Legendre how the government might (to help) business. Legendre’s reply (to be) “laissez nous faire” (leave us alone). The expression (to become) a watchword and motto of market economy. Today we (to interpret) laissez-faire (to mean) that absence of government intervention (to lead) to economic individualism and economic freedom. Under laissezfaire conditions, people’s economic activities (to be) their own private affairs. As consumers, they (to be) free (to spend) their incomes as they (to choose). As producers, they (to be) free (to purchase) the economic resources they (to desire) and (to use) these resources as they (to wish). In reality, economic freedom (to be subject) almost always to restraints imposed by society for the protection and general welfare of its citizens. Prohibitions against force and fraud (to be) examples. Can you (to give) some others? Can you (to explain) why such restraints (to be) necessary?
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No.9: Swimming with Siblings
With summer just around the corner there no better way to spend time together in the heat than taking a dip in the local pool with your siblings or checking out the old watering hole.
No.8: Treat Yourself!
Make checking out the latest restaurants or ice cream parlours a family event, so you can all feel good about seeing each other and trying something new.
No.7: Quiet Time
Sometimes you don't have to say a word when you're spending time with someone you're close to. You can read together, chill out and listen to music or even solve a puzzle together.
No.6: Holiday Hijinx
Going on vacation and exploring new places and things is a great way to bond with your family and create memories that are unique to you!
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No.5: Sports Day
If your family is active, try playing a sport together like tennis, softball, or basketball. If team sports are "not your speed" how about running together?
No.4: Camping
The great outdoors is just that, great! Convince your family that taking off for the mountains and trees for the weekend is just what you need.
No.3: Museum Mayhem
Every city has its own special sights and museums. Why not use these as a way to spend time together, you can learn something new and there's usually something of interest at most museums for everyone in your family.
No.2: Board Game Bonanza
Shouting, laughing, winning - these are just a few things that will happen if you organise a family game night. There's nothing like a little friendly competition to find out what tricks your family members may have up their sleeves.
No.1: Mealtime Moments
Work, soccer practice, piano recitals - there can be all sorts of reasons and excuses not to eat together, but eating breakfast or dinner together is a great way to make time to talk to your parents and siblings about how their day is going and what's happening in their lives.
No matter what you do, you know your family best, so just find an activity that you can agree on and you're bound to have fun!
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What's your fave way to spend time with your family? Let us know in the comments section below!