Questões de Língua Inglesa da Centro de Seleção e de Promoção de Eventos UnB (CESPE)

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America, Australia and Canada, which are surrounded either by oceans or rough wilderness are the most active proponents of satellite navigation for commercial aircraft.

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The aircraft prototype, which is made of low-density carbon fiber, will be able to circle the globe in about a month.

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The last one of the series Nature Inc. suggests that Kyoto agreement must be replaced by two other conference agreements.

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The automatic dependent surveillance broadcast would not have prevented the crash into the Atlantic, notwithstanding its technology which combines the precise position of the aircraft with data about its flight number, speed, direction as well as attitude.

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Despite being big, the airplane is quite heavy.

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Staggering ecosystem services epitomize a reduction in the general availability of loans or credit, due to the four-billiondollar deficit per year.

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The word "ill-fated" (l.1) is synonymous with doomed.

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Due to its aerodynamics, the airplane will reduce emissions.

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Investments in which green businesses are somehow involved in operations aimed at improving the environment may be a way out of the triple crunch.

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The word "wreckage" (l.5) refers to the remaining parts of something that has been wrecked.

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