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• Results of the Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening, known as PALS, showed that the percentage of kindergartners, first-graders and second-graders meeting literacy benchmarks dropped slightly, by single-digits, for every age group.

• Know your goalEvery communication or message, from talking to your pal on the phone to addressing the nation on national television, has an objective.

• You can let the person stay relatively dark— but allow the clouds to shine—or you can properly expose your pal, and have the sky get blown out and lose most of its color and detail.

• So she started an Instagram account, offering to connect potential pen pals.

• Perhaps best of all, this scooter comes with a carrying strap so you can stay handsfree, or carry coffee for you and a pal without leaving your new favorite mode of transportation behind.

• And back in February, he lost a close pal in Philip Seymour Hoffman.

• Grant's pal Howard Hughes offered to fly them back to Los Angeles in his private plane.

• A few weeks later, Valentino and her pal, an aspiring actress named Meg Foster, met Cosby again at Café Figaro.

• And your pal Laura Dern recently said you were “cooking up” your next one.

• You can up the ante even more by signing a contract agreeing to pay a pal $20 every time you skip Pilates.

• With horror she had heard her brother addressed by a disreputable costermonger in a mangy fur cap, as "Old ."