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PANEL DISCUSSION: Challenge of Democracy in economy
Possible characters:
1. An independent analyst.
2. A representative of an ethnic group.
3. A feminist.
4. An equality zealot.
5. A person with high income.
6. A low-skilled worker.
7. A supporter of a flat tax.
8.A supporter of a progressive tax.
1. Hewitt C. Understanding Britain, the 2nd ed., 1996
2. The Challenge of Democracy. N-Y, 1992.
1. The Economist. Issues 2000-2001.
2. www.rockfeller.ru
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1. We have … $ 200000 of losses. – Can't you say exactly?
2. These measures are taken to … the economy. – But it is quite healthy now.
3. Government regulators have come to … …. the enterprise – Why? Their business is honest.
4. These are only …, you have no concrete facts.
5. This company will be …, if it has large income.
6. Why is he … the inspectors from checking his banking accounts?
7. It was very hard to … to such living conditions.
8. The price is higher than we expected. Can you give us … if we buy more than 3 000 machines?
9. Is CPI a perfect … of people's living standards?
10. Don't … those reforms. They will … you against the majority of citizens.
11. Fluctuations on the stock market are too severe. We must … them somehow.
12. She is not going to make it. She … her abilities.
13. Does the present variant of American Constitution differ from the first variant? – Sure but I don't remember how many … they made?
14. We shouldn't use extensive methods, we must implement ….
15. It is a very big and stable company. That is why it is … to sudden fluctuations.
16. I won't buy shares of unstable enterprises, I will purchase only … .
17. Can I get a mortgage loan? – Yes, though prices on housing fell abruptly, the bank continues … … loans.
18. They earn much but seam to spend even more. – Yes, … has never characterized them.
19. Low income and extremely high percentage on the credit they had taken caused debts … .
20. Socially disabled people are the main … of government's financing.
21. Their interests do not … . That is why the conflict is … . – Yes, they won't be able to avoid it.
22. The popularity of any theory depends on its … . – I agree. Useless theories can not be popular.
23. Talks about new strikes became rather … -- trade union leaders are more careful this time.
24. These measures have lifted the … on foreign investment.
25. His statement is perfectly clear. There are no political or any other … .
26. The situation is much worse than we expected: we've come from creeping to … inflation.
27. They can not solve the matter by means of negotiations. I think, … between them are inevitable.
28. We spent a lot of time to … good reputation. You can not ruin it.
29. He didn't do it on purpose. It was a … .
30. If you want a discount you must … .
hamper, take over, approximately, implement, revitalize, implication, flatten, assumptions, discount, pit, giving out, outstanding, target, inevitable, tame, gain, hi-tech, reluctant, flourishing, adjust, yardstick, amendments, coincide, utility, cap, double-digit, bargain, blue chips, overestimate, clash, coincidence, prudence
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