1.At the intersection of the three roads, one going towards the New market, the other to the British council and the third stopping near   the Vice Chancellors colonial mansion.

2.It was here that she had to appear for her interview when she became a lecturer.

3.On her  way back, she smiled, spotting Munir's Tamarind Tree swaying in the gentle afternoon breeze.

4.Roxana, in her spare time, did water colors.

5.She sighed," All beautiful things perish prematurely."

6.Through them, he had rediscovered his own attractiveness.

7.But the academic circle she belonged to was less susceptible to these distractions.
susceptible= adj. easily affected by: ~ to cold. easily influenced.

8.There were thieves lurking all over the arts building stealing books from teachers rooms.
Lurk= lз:k -v. stay hidden, esp when waiting to attack.

9. But probably the environment is not so bad as it's appears to be.

10.Looking around...................................
11.This situation shows that there is a  big inadequacy in the availability of quality medicine care in the country.

12.Not a dismal environment for investment.
Dismal = /dizmal/ adj. sad, miserable. dismally .adv.

13. Indeed, corruption is rampant in many areas.
Rampant =/ræmpənt/ adg. (eg of disease or crime) growing or spreading uncontrollably.

14. Strategy to fight endemic corruption.
Endemic =/en'demik/adj (esp of disease) often found in a particular place. 02/17/2006