Решите задачу, ответ пришлите отдельным файлом В 471 г. до н.э. в Рим с товаром прибыл финикийский купец. Римский гражданин (хозяин постоялого двора, в котором остановился финикиец) отнял у купца все его имущество, а самого его сделал своим рабом. Правомерны ли действия римлянина? Каков правовой статус иностранцев в Древнем Риме? Какой правовой институт был выработан для защиты их личных и имущественных прав?

1. Any phobia is characterized by (an attack of) fear. Fear makes our brain react, sending signals to activate our body’s nervous system. As a result you may shake, sweat, your heart starts beating madly. Sometimes fear helps to survive as it gives the signal “to fight or flight/run”. Each of us has once experienced some fear that turns your legs to jelly, you shake like a leaf or start to scream. Fear, of course is harmful to health /is not a good thing that is why one should fight out phobias. It is necessary to find the reason of your fears; that will help to realize that they’re irrational. And if you find yourself in the same situation next time you will face it. Eventually fears will melt over. In her childhood my sister was awfully afraid of spiders. When she saw one she screamed so loudly that she frightened people around. If her friends hadn’t teased her and she hadn’t felt so embarrassed after, she wouldn’t have fought out her phobia.

2. If you want to lose weight you shouldn’t starve. Exercise in the gym every day; don’t eat junk food choosing useful nutritious products. If you go on an extreme diet it may do your health harm. The diet should be balanced and physical activity must become a healthy habit.

Paralympics’ games become more and more popular. Thousands of sportsmen and sportswomen who have refused to give up and are ready to face a challenge take part in them. Their positive attitude to life is an inspiration to many. People who have become invalids for various reasons understand that their life can be interesting and useful. Life itself is a total miracle. A lot of Paralympic sportsmen had had a terrifying experience before they understood it. Alex Ashapatov was a famous sportsman when he lost his leg in an accident in 2002. He continued going in for sport and won several competitions first in volley-ball then in disk-throwing. Olesya Vladykina who won the swimming competition in the Peking Olympic Games won a victory over herself. A year before the Olympiad the tourist coach had rolled down in Thailand, she had survived the horrible accident but lost her arm and her back was seriously bruised. Most people would have become depressed after such a tragedy but Olesya amazed everybody by her courage. She didn’t waste time feeling sorry for herself but began to train hard. Strange as it may appear her disability gave her secret power. Here is the result: she got a gold Olympic medal. Olesya thinks that only extreme moments make you use your potential. Her motto is “Never give up!” We should write more about such people and do everything possible so that they shouldn’t feel invalids even in a wheelchair.