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Naples pizza protected by EU Vocabulary to get their product protected to have the thing that they make (here, pizzas) given special treatment granted given (usually in an official way) head boss or leader of an organisation trademark name or a symbo
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Naples pizza protected by EU Summary 5 February 2010 Pizza makers in Naples are celebrating after gaining official European Union recognition. It's the end of a battle that began 25 years ago and is aimed at protecting Neapolitan pizzas from imitatio
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Greek debts threaten the euro Vocabulary scrapped cancelled, abandoned to shore up to support and strengthen something that is weak precarious in a fragile state and seem likely to fail is wedded to is firmly linked to; if you are wedded to someone,
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Greek debts threaten the euro Summary 12 February 2010 European leaders at a summit in Brussels have been discussing the Greek economy and have agreed to help the country with its financial crisis. The aim is to protect the economies of countries usi
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Shrinking fish Vocabulary projections predictions based on studies or evidence relatively comparatively metabolic rates the amounts of energy used over a certain period of time oxygen a chemical element which is essential for life calculated worked o
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Shrinking fish Summary 2 October 2012 Fish species around the world are expected to shrink in size by up to 24%, according to a new scientific analysis. Researchers say that rising temperatures could decrease oxygen levels in the sea and significantl
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Tourism boost for Peru Grammar inaccessibility very difficult or impossible to travel to or to reach Inca the ancient civilisation and tribe from the Andean mountain region of South America stranded unable to leave a place because of a problem such a
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Tourism boost for Peru Summary 19 February 2010 The Peruvian government is cutting the price of flights and hotel rooms to help the struggling tourism industry. Recent floods cut off access to Machu Picchu, Peru's top tourist attraction. Reporter: Da
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'Junk' bonuses now worth billions Vocabulary toxic debt loans bought from other financial institutions which failed to make money because people and organisatios were unable to pay them back; such loans are thought of as poisonous financial products
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'Junk' bonuses now worth billions Summary 26 February 2010 Bonuses, thought to be worthless and given to Credit Suisse bankers as punishment for their poor work, have now become much more valuable than many other 'safer' investments. Reporter: Alex R
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Miliband's One Nation Vocabulary took to the stage stood up to make a speech mindful of aware of refugees people who flee their home or country e.g. due to war, famine, natural disasters scepticism doubt, uncertainty party faithful loyal members of a
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Miliband's One Nation Summary 4 October 2012 Ed Miliband is the leader of Britain's main opposition party, Labour. He spoke at the party's annual conference in Manchester, promising to unite the nation and lead it through tough economic times. Report
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Report criticises Lehman Brothers Vocabulary bankruptcy state of being unable to pay what you owe the Great Depression a period of time, which began in 1929, when most of the world economies were in decline deliberately used financial trickery knowin
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Report criticises Lehman Brothers Summary 12 March 2010 A court-appointed investigator says the American investment bank, Lehman Brothers, used accounting gimmicks, and had been insolvent for weeks before it filed for bankruptcy in September 2008. Re
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Goa's tourism hit by attacks on visitors Vocabulary sunbathing sitting or lying in a place where the sun is shining so that the skin gets darker damaged Goa's reputation spoiled or caused harm to the way people think of Goa; they now have a negative
