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Virtually all the people admire someone. Though most of them adore celebrities and fames, they have ever wondered why they admire that person. The person I admire most is my best friend and sister at the same time. She is not a world famous or a multimillionaire, but she is very important character in my life. I save my admiration for her because she is a special woman. I admire my best friend because of her personality and for all she has done for me in my life. Looking at her, it is not difficult to see why she relates so successful. She has beautiful multi colored hair and large round brown eyes. She also has charming smile that makes her face is radiant. Elizabeth has oval face and rosy cheeks, which makes that she always looks beautiful. She is short and slim. She wears fashionable and elegant clothes that highlight her cute figure. All the features of her appearance show how beautiful she is. She has many positive character traits. Firstly, my bestfirend has a lot of friends, because she has a reputation as a friendly and sociable person. She is extrovert and communicative. Secondly, she is very helpful and loving. Therefore, you can always rely on her. If I am having a bad day she is always there to help make it better. That is why Elizabeth has never failed me. At the same time, she is very determined and knows what she wants to achieve in her life. She is very ambitious and always reaches her goal. She is a great leader - a natural born leader. Thanks to this ability she can work in a group and distribute the work among others. She enjoys when she is working with people. The above description of her personality only confirms that Elizebeth is a wonderful

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