Vocabulary 14
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| 280) blanket ban on flights
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| 281) volcanic cloud
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| 282) volcanic ash
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| 283) catastrophic engine failure
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| 284) bank-up of passengers
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| 285) frustrated
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| 286) stranded passengers/commuters
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| 287) uneasy scene
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| 288) yell and jeer at police
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| 289) immigration delays
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| 290) civil unrest
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| 291) publicans
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| 292) air lockdown
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| 293) reassess the blanket ban
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| 294) set up a hub
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| 295) reasonable lift capacity
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| 296) lift people
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| 297) effect pharmaceutical supplies
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| 298) bone-marrow donation deliveries
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| 1. What natural disasters are most often reported in news programs?
2. Analyse the measures of airports and airlines in April,2010 after Iceland’s volcano eruption?
What could have been done differently?
Vocabulary 15
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| 299) the Korean Peninsula
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| 300) vow to push ahead with
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| 301) a live-fire military exercise
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| 302) grave threats of retaliation
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| 303) shell some place
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| 304) convene a meeting
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| 305) Yeonpyeong Island
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| 306) bombardment
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| 307) artillery strikes
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| 308) shelling exercise
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| 309) barrage
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| 310) teeter on the brink of war
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| 311) military drill
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| 312) fire-and-brimstone warnings
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| 313) sick and tired
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| 314) bow before one’s threats
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| 315) scream for revenge
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| 316) shelling attack
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| 317) regime's brutality
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| 318) starve of information
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| 319) stop shells from falling on smth
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| 1. Why situation in the Korean Peninsula is especially dangerous?
Write a note of protest of one party to another bearing in mind the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
Vocabulary 16
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| 320) lawyers for smb
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| 321) the death penalty
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| 322) build a case against smb
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| 323) have smb extradited
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| 324) face ( some crime)charges
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| 325) sexual assault
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| 326) grant permission
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| 327) hand legal argument to the
media
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| 328) a house arrest
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| 329) a condition of one’s bail
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| 330) raise the ire
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| 331) classified US government
cables
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| 332) the army intelligence
analyst in custody
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| 333) unabated
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| 334) Cablegate
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| 335) whistleblower
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| 336) take legal revenge against
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| 337) an ex lover
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| 338) a pretext for a criminal
prosecution
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| 339) land smb in an electric chair
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| 340) foreign jurisdictions
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| 341) face torture
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| 342) in the appalling state
of affairs
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| 343) give a firm commitment
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| 344) render or permit to be
rendered
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| 345) the realms of proper justice
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| 1. Why has Julian Assange’s case acquired the worldwide publicity?
Write a norm for the International Law that can help local jurisdictions to deal with the
cases of the kind?
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