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Text CB5A1AAA
M. Victor Condé. Basic human rights. In: A handbook of
international human rights terminology. 2nd ed., p. 23-4 (adapted).
According to the text CB5A1AAA, judge the next item.
In the sentence introduced by the word “Nevertheless” (l.16)
the author denies that all human rights are equal.
Text CB5A1AAA
M. Victor Condé. Basic human rights. In: A handbook of
international human rights terminology. 2nd ed., p. 23-4 (adapted).
According to the text CB5A1AAA, judge the next item.
The expressions “In concept” (l.4) and “in theory” (l.16) have
similar meanings in the text, as they both refer to notions or
characteristics which are in the abstract level.
Text CB5A1AAA
M. Victor Condé. Basic human rights. In: A handbook of
international human rights terminology. 2nd ed., p. 23-4 (adapted).
According to the text CB5A1AAA, judge the next item.
In the excerpts “they help to assure” (l. 4 and 5) and “so that
they can lead a dignified life” (l.6), the pronoun “they” refers
to “basic human rights” (l.4).
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Text CB5A1AAA
M. Victor Condé. Basic human rights. In: A handbook of
international human rights terminology. 2nd ed., p. 23-4 (adapted).
According to the text CB5A1AAA, judge the next item.
The reason why the list of basic human rights may vary from
country to country is the fact that no international organization
has established a list yet.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
As far as the use of apostrophes is concerned, there is significant difference in meaning between “users’” (ℓ.26) and user’s.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
In the text, “along with” (ℓ.5) can be correctly replaced with the synonymous expression after a long time.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
The author of the text implies that the fight against terrorism is
no longer a major priority for Anglo-American intelligence
services.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
According to the text, the events that followed the September
11th attacks, as well as the systematic leaking of government
classified material, have helped shape the way some
intelligence agencies have been operating.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
It can be inferred from the text that a bill, as in “Investigatory Powers Bill” (ℓ.24), is a new law that was presented to Parliament for discussion, passed and is ready to be enacted.
Based on text CB1A5BBB, judge the following items.
The sentence “Michael Hayden asked to send an e-mail to all staff” (ℓ. 10 and 11) can be correctly paraphrased in the following terms: Michael Hayden enquired all his employees if he could send an electronic message.
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