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1. The international community has been dealing with a global economic crisis since July 2007 / regardless of their national interests
2. ...the bubble burst / this was the first phase of the economic crisis (the start of)
3. in terms of international relations..... / the economic crisis
4. ... the biggest crisis since the EU’s creation (foundation).
5. This led to the working out of an emergency plan / independent
6. ... a seat on the UN Security Council. / oil-exporting countries
7. The EU has slowly evolved over the years. / closer cooperation
8. the economic field / it risks collapsing (is in danger of) / to guarantee
   9) This has led to an impasse. / a fall in US imports
   10) These initiatives are aimed at working out a common response to the international crisis and at managing global financial instability.
   11) Since 1989 many events have occurred. / Iraq / Israeli
   12) ... a comprehensive reform / the need for shared policies.
   13) ...the need for a better-coordinated response.
   14) the reasons for these dramatic events / one of the main players
   15) This led to a fall in other countries’ exports.
   16) ... to support (boost) the global demand of goods / the EU’s attempt to do this
   17) The US government called on China to devalue the Yuan (allow the Yuan to depreciate) THIS IS FACTUALLY WRONG TOO
   18) The current crisis has led to the emergence of new actors
   19) Developing countries are calling for more flexible environmental and labor standards in order to protect (strengthen) their economies.
   20) The shrinking of the ozone layer / inflation / excessive
   21) The Arab world is a broad and varied reality
   22) It extends (runs) from Morocco to Iraq. / in the last few years.
   23) In some Arab states the land is still the property of the King.                                24) The Arabs are not all Muslims – they may be also Christians.                              25) The worst economic crisis since the 1929 Wall Street Crash began in 2007.     26) This series of events threw the banking system into crisis. / Brazil                   27) It led to the bankruptcy of some of the major US banks.                                   28) This could destabilize the international order / the single currency

29) This is what happened in Greece / the situation has become (is becoming) dangerous
30) Arab societies differ from each other in many ways / the US domestic economy
31) One significant factor was the global scale of the crisis.
32) real democracy is often still an unknown in today's Arab societies.
33) Its decision-making process is based on unanimity / company bankruptcies
34) The EU is facing a new internal crisis. / the fight against climate change
35) ... speculation that could lead to the depreciation of the Euro.
36) The Great Depression of the 1930s / the main actors (protagonists) in the crisis
37) The current crisis, which has affected the global economy since .....
38) The main cause of the crisis was the sale of new financial instruments              39) It nearly led to the collapse of the banking system. / the IMF

40) The crisis moved from the financial sector the real economy / illiteracy
41) ... to work together to go away from the crisis. / in these process
42) China, which is an export -led economy, .... / closely linked / probably
43) The US will need to change its approach to the newly emerging economies (powers).
44) The people in many rich Arab oil states have not always benefited from the increase in GDP / a slow-down in economic activity
45) By 2000 the gap between the rich and poor countries had increased.
46) Free- market (capitalist 19^th century) / an effective foreign policy / France, which would like to....
47) The Arab world does not yet seem interested in adopting a common trade policy because the benefits of bilateral agreements still seem greater.
48) Germany finally agreed to a bail-out package for Greece.
49) Iran agreed (made a commitment) to abide by the Nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty.
50) The EU has changed radically in order to adapt to new challenges.
51) The EU is still far from becoming a real (an effective) international actor.
52) Few leaders support the idea of further enlargements in the near future.
53) ... the prospect of the admission of a Muslim country to the EU.
54) Turkey would become the most heavily populated member of the EU because of its high birth rate
55) The conflicting national interests of the EU states made it impossible to strengthen the Union’s institutions.
56) the idea of creating a (single) permanent seat on the UNSC for the EU
57) Some experts say that humanitarian aid policy has not been successful.
58) A serious lack of infrastructure / to protect the interests of future generations
59) Each tribe fights to affirm its own interests.
60) ... capable of ruling the country and controlling the territory and enforcing the law (ensuring the rule of law)
61) Since it is a kind of confederation The EU has to work through cooperation.
62) … unlike other crises in the past.
63) ... emerging economies, and above all China, ... / action will be taken
64) This may happen very soon, perhaps in the next 20 years.
65) properly / more efficiently / the EU and the US