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retaliate | retaliation | revenge | revenge |
confront | confrontation | warn | warning |
bomb | bombardment | response | response |
threaten | threat | exercise | exercise |
Ex.15. 3 b)
Ex.15. 4 a)
1) a live- fire | military exercise |
2) grave threats of | retaliation |
3) hold | a shelling exercise |
4) teeter on | the brink of war |
5) fire-and- brimstone | warning |
6) be sick and | tired |
7) bow before | threats |
8) shell | the island |
9) strike | back |
Ex.15. 4 b)
1) In the early 1960s, as the world seemed to teeter on the brink of nuclear war, the Canadian public was deeply sceptical about the wisdom of Canada becoming a nuclear power.
2) Nuclear deterrence is based upon a believable and grave threat of nuclear retaliation, and the threat of nuclear weapons use has been constant during the post World WarII period.
3) In June, 2000 U.S. Navy battleships held a shelling exercise on a small island off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico in spite of the objections of local population who had vowed to use "human shields" to stop them.
4) The Germans are sick and tired of supporting the Southern Europe welfare system which identifies the broken element of the faulty European Union.
5) The Government will never bow before any terrorist threat, and ensure that proper law and order is maintained in the State,” he said.
Keys to Text 16
At home
Ex. 1b) The word means the surname of David Mathew Hicks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hicks
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