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Current captive-breeding programs could give the birds a chance of recovering. However, vultures breed extremely slowly, with females producing only one egg each year. Conservationist Jemima Parry-Jones says ( 31 ). She notes that the Indian government has, in the past, given substantial faunding to tiger-conservation programs. If the government contributed “a tiny percentage of what they put into tiger conservation,” she says, vulture-conservation programs “would be safe and guaranteed.” As it stands, however, the vulture programs struggle to obtain support.

(1)がわかりません 書かれていないから✖️ ということですか？ もし、第一段落4行目の In Africa 〜　の部分から✖️になるのだとしたら、3000㎞はなぜ　長い　といえるのですか？ 長い　の基準はどこに書いてあるのですか？ 女子　2019

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英語について質問です。 東京医科歯科の医学を受けたいのですが、似たような英語の大学の過去問を探してます。理系の1000語以上の超長文なのですがどこでしょうか？ 東工大の英語は似ていて解いてますが簡単すぎます。

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