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1) : an iron bridge ; a paper bag ; sugar cane ; cane sugar ; a winter day ; Moscow underground ;

2) ( , ): life insurance ; price index ; copper demand ; market position .

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a) a bus stop, a dining-room table, orange juice, golf club, animal world, a street lamp, entrance examinations, a kitchen table, a kitchen towel, city transport, dust clouds, Liverpool Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, tennis shoes, football ground, summer holidays, winter sports, a balloon flight, detective stories, leisure hours, adventure stories, a bank manager, a college student, a sales agent, a paper factory, passenger service, space programme, office hours, a price reform, power source, horse power, carbon content, property right, equipment investment, inheritance tax, tuition fees, application programme, rocket engineering, a computer keyboard.

b) power station equipment, home market prices, world timber demand, wool export market, natural rubber production, export permit applications, forest regeneration method, steam engine invention, energy accumulation process, railway bridge construction, coal supply situation, home and foreign prices, world timber supply and demand, command-and-control economy, pulp-and-paper industry, temperature limit determination, direct-current engine, disk type brakes, home trade iron and steel prices, post-war steel prices, world timber production prospects, Nobel prize winner, clean-air laws, steam-driven engine, atom-driven ice-breaker.

 

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Apple juice apple juice cocktail; symphony orchestra symphony orchestra concerts; marketing strategy marketing strategy development; market policy labour market policy; customer research customer research techniques; sales promotion sales promotion strategy; city transport city transport services; traffic regulations city traffic regulations; neutron reaction neutron chain reaction; nucleus fission uranium nucleus fission; research program atom research program; power installation power generating installation; nuclear process energy generating nuclear process; air pollution air pollution control; spark ignition spark ignition engine; air traffic air freight traffic; forest management forest management certification; export potentials timber export potentials; precision instruments high-precision instruments.

 

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1. Our Institute buildings are rather fine. 2. Some young engineers had a ten per cent wage increase. 3. We have foreign language classes twice a week. 4. The Smirnovs live in a three-room apartment. 5. Oil industry workers fulfilled their plan last year. 6. Alternating current transformers are widely used in electric engineering. 7. The first atomic power station was built in our country. 8. They have used the conventional crystal growth method. 9. This approach is used for time and money saving purposes. 10. They have used the temperature control system. 11. Argument force rather than force argument should dominate. 12. Thick spruce forests do not support the biodiversity of the forest. 13. Tree species in the coniferous zone can be divided into two categories according to the regeneration sequence after a forest fire. 14. Ships often pollute sea and river water with various oil products. 15. The efficiency of the diesel engine is greater than that of any petrol engine. 16. Major developments in the field of communications and control have been the replacement of analogue systems with digital systems; fibre optics are used now instead of copper cables. 17. Electricity operates various automatic devices and accessories in the car, including the windscreen wipers, directional signals, heating and air conditioning, cigarette lighters and audio equipment. 18. Passenger service began to gain importance in 1920s, but not until the beginning of commercial jet craft after World War II did air transport become a leading mode of travel. 19. A car has two sets of brakes: the hand or emergency brake and the foot brake. 20. In 1684, Halley, Newtons friend, offered a prize for the solution of the celestial body motion problem.

 

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