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たo/@Ve/ YOの bee ]ast 200 years, people have begun to live longer and longer. This trend more_economnically developed countries。and for some time there Was a growng gap _between_the average_length of jife in rich countries and poor countries/Oyer the Dast few decades、however。 many Poor countries have also made improvements and they are now close to catching up with the wealthier ones. As a result every year there is a 8rowing number of older people in countries all over the world. It is a good thing that people are living longer, but it does have some diffcult aSpects. One of these is that more and more people are suffering from diseases aSsociated with getting older. The number of cases of high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, and other inesses is increasing, In Australia, for instance。 a recent report said fhat people, on average, live 25 years longer than fhey did a hundred years ago.| Now, there are many more people suffering from serious illnessesOne consequence 3S that each year countries have to spend more and more on medical care foOr Older People. 4 IMany governments have begun to promote healthier lifestyles fo young people, such as losing weight and exercising regularly。as a Way to preventiSerious illnesses、 However as the body gets older, even people who haw have lived healthily are Hikely to become 井. Recentiy。research has begun 10 shoW that 了 this is the result of people's DNA gsetting older. When DNA breaks down, Important iR to control the body's functions is lost. Eventually, serious imesses mmay OCCUT However, David Sinclair,a researcher at the University oNew South Wales im Australia,、 is working on a way to keep DNA healthy。 He used a chemical called nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) to see 辻 he could reduce the efects of age on mice. Mice thaf were given NMN became stronger and healthier than they, had been Showing that the chemical was effective./He believes that one day this Lco both longer and make a medicine_for_hunaans. In this Way, Old people may be able to 1 healfhier lives.

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10 15 @ natural1-22 社会 Society 0 slow22 Finland is givjng 2,000 citizensa guaranteed income ⑩ Finland has started 。 詞記記 吉本琴匠本. ICs giving 2.000 citizens a guaranteed incomerwith fund\ ha基KeepiHlowingihGHeWDanlieipans @ The program, is one of the first efforts to test a “universal basic income.′ Participants will receive 6560 ($587) a month 一money that is guaranteed regardless of income, wealth or employment 吾還IS ⑨ hemideaisithat 。 画iiWeごal income offers workers greater security, especially as technological advances reduce the need for human labor. It will also allow unemployed people to 本6 6ddjobS without losing their benefits. の The initial program will run for a period of two years. Participants were 議机6古屋 selected, but had to be receiving TemlQymentbenefit or an ie6meisubsidy The money they are paid through the program wi not be taxed. Ifthe program is successful, it could be expanded to include all adult Einns. (CNN,148 words) 馬5且4 口/1 radical [急進的な」 日72 with fands that .。 that 以下でどのような funds かを説明している。 ロ72 whether .. or not「…してもしなくても」 口/4 kick off「始まる」 口/8 The idea is that .「…という考え方である」 口/10 pick up 「(仕事に) 就く」 口/.10 odd jobs「了区時の仕事, 雑用」 口/.10 lose one's benefits 「給付金 (手当金, 福利厚生) などを失う」 口/.13 randomly selected「無作為に選ばれた」 口/13 unemployment benefits 「失業手当」 品/.14 income subsidy「所得補給金」 口/.17 Finns 「フィンランド人」 Finn の複数形。 2.000 citizens a guarantee フィンランドが国民 2.000 人に保証所得を支給 ⑩ フィンランドが急進的な実験を開始した。 対象者が働いても働かなくてもお 金が入り続けるようにして, 国民 2000 人に保証所得を支給しているのだ @ 今月から始まったこのプログラムは., 「ユニバーサル・ベペーシックインカム」 を検証する最初の取り組みの一つだ。 対象者は. 毎月 500ユーロ (587 ドル) を 受け取ることになるのだが, これは収入, 資産, 雇用状況にかかわらず保雇きれ るお金である。 ⑥ 考え方としては, 特に技術の進歩により人間が行う仕事の必要 下して いるため. 普遍的な所得によって労働者にさらなる 提供するというものだ 同プログラムでは, 失業者が給付金を受け取りながら了臨時の仕事に就くことも町 能になる。 の この最初のプログラムは, 2 年間にわたって実施される予 対象者は舞 作為に選ばれたものの. 失業手当か所得補給金を受け取っていることが条件であ る。 彼らがこのプログラムを通じて支払われるお金には課税されない。 ⑬ このプログラムが成功した場合には, フィンランド人の成人全員を含むよう 対象を広げる可能性もある。 ベーシックインカム (basic income) すべての国民に定期的に一定所得を無条件で給付する政策。財源 (financim resources) の確保が難しい. 労働意欲が失われるといった弊害が懸念されている。 メリットとしては. 貧困対策になる, 労働環境が向上するなどが考えられる。スイスではほ 2016 年に同制度の是非を問う国民投票 (national referendum) が行われたが. 砺 よそ 80 パーセントの有権者が反対し, 導入には至らなかった。 現在. フィンランドの他 ケニア, オランダ.カナダ. イタリア, 米国の一部地域などで, 実験的な導入が行われ ている。国家レベルで行っているのはフィンランドが初。その他の地域では, 自汗俸玲 非営利団体が行っている。 多 Quiz 口 英文の内容に合う場合は True. 合わない場合は False を選びなさい。 Under the experimental program, Finland will give 2.000 citizens a guaranteed monthly income. The income will be paid even if they WWnd work.

文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか？🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ Attendees asked many questions about what it is like being a foreign student in the United States and E... 続きを読む

20 0 15 @ natural 1-9 @ slow2 | 教育 Education 詳 as Japanese shun US。Europe as destinations for studying abroad ⑩ CountriesdiYWeredlby young JapancselSdlesWiatiomitG study abroa are changingypartly becauseof 久還6 terrorist attackぎin Europeand the U.S. government's immigration policies @ are now being Smmed. Ti said that(Canad生long Popular among Japanese studentsyand Australia are now favoredas SUudYiabroad destinations. ⑩ <o enhance Japan's international 66mPetitiVYenes$⑪6thi the public nd sectoryare encojraging YOung Japanese4o study abroady ⑩ But there is concern'about Japanesc studentYWhoare hesitantto study abroad. ⑬ In MarcHthis yeara seminar was heldn Tokyomainly for university Attendees asked many questionsAabout wh like being a foreign studentin the United States and European countries.e ⑬ "Tcantfeel comfortable about the United States' immigration policy now said one student, 19, from Yokohama. “1 prefer a country that j more 幼leWf foreigners than the United States.′ He said he was considering studying in Canada. (77e pa enws, 171 words) 日本の若者, 留学先として米国やヨーロッパを避ける ヨーロッパで頻繁に起こるテロ攻撃や米国政府の移民政策の転換もるあり, 留 学の行き先として日本の若者が好む国が変化している。 @ 米国と英国は, これまでは最も人気があったのだが, 現在では遊けられている。 以前から日本人学生に人気があったカナダ, またオーストラリアが, 今は留学先 として人気があると言われている。 日本の国際競争力を高めるため, 官民共 ⑥ しかし, 留学するのをためらう日本人学 @ 今年の3 月に, 留学を検討している大3 で開かれた。参加者たちは, 米国やヨーロッパ族 な感じなのかについて, 多くの質問を投げかけた。 ⑬ 「今のアメリカの移民政策は気持ちの良いものではありません」 と, 横浜市 出身で 19 歳のある学生は述べた。「アメリカよりも外国人に対して寛容な国のほ うがいいと思います。」彼は,. カナダに留学することを検討していると語った。 日本の若者の留学を奨励している。 ついて懸念がある。 詩な対象としたセミナーが東京 刑で外国人学生になるのはどん への留学生

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彼は1人でその仕事をすると言い張った。 なんですが、なぜshouldなんですか？

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なぜof が必要なのですか(?・・)σ 　　　　　 ↓ I'm thinking of studying science students at university. [私は大学で科学を学ぶことを考えています。]

1. 生徒のうちバスで来る者もいるし自転車で来る者もいる Some students come by bus, others by bike. 2. 受けたければその大学を受けてもよろしい You may take the entrance examination of... 続きを読む

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〇① ManY scientists, (2) considering the evidence G) regarding ) fhe universe's age, (5) believe it to be e about four and a half billion Years gld, ⑦) while the other is e only willing to SaY (9⑨) that it iS Go) less than 14 billion Years old.