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Lund Lauren Spanish 201.10 November 19, 2007 Vocabulario: Capitulo 5 La amenaza- threat Usted no es una amenaza a m. El analfabetismo- illiteracy Ella es analfabetismo. La apata- apathy Yo no tengo apata para usted. Los derechos- human rights Los derechos humanos son muy importantes a Americanos. La desnutricin- malnutricion La desnutricin es malo. La explotacin- exploitation El se adelant por la explotacin de sus...

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Lund Lauren Spanish 201.10 November 19, 2007 Vocabulario: Capitulo 5 La amenaza- threat Usted no es una amenaza a m. El analfabetismo- illiteracy Ella es analfabetismo. La apata- apathy Yo no tengo apata para usted. Los derechos- human rights Los derechos humanos son muy importantes a Americanos. La desnutricin- malnutricion La desnutricin es malo. La explotacin- exploitation El se adelant por la explotacin de sus amigos. La gente indgena- indigenous people Las gentes indgenas de Africa son pobres. La Guerra- war La Guerra no es bueno. El hambre- hunger Las personas indgenas de Africa tienen el hambre. La hulga- strike Los empleados de Ralphs fueron a la huelga. La injusticia- injustice Una es injusticia una infraccin de un derechos de persona. La manifestacin- demonstration Su demostracin del cario avergonzaba. El narcotrfico- drug tracking El narcotrfico es un buena idea. La pobreza- poverty Africa vive en un estado de la pobreza extrema. La polmica- controversy La edad potable es un tema controvertido. El SIDA- AIDS El SIDA es mortale. El terrorismo- terrorism El terrorismo es mal. La alimentaticin- nourishment Las personas necesitan la alimentaticin diario para sobrevivir. La campaa La campaa de el presidente es bien. El hroe, la herona- hero, heroine El hroe salv el da! El/La lder- leader Un leader es Presidente Bush. La lucha- fight; struggle La lucha fuera muy mal.
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