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The line graph compares the number of people owning phones from three main cell phone companies in Montreal from 2010 to 2015. Overall, the number of users of all mobile phone companies saw a significant increase over the period. It is also clear that Apple remained dominant throughout most of the period, except in 2012 when the figure for Samsung briefly surpassed it.

Regarding the figures for Samsung and Nokia users, they ranked second and third positions over the largest part of the period, with the number of Samsung users being 26 million and Nokia users being 16 million in the first year. In 2012, the number of people having a phone from Samsung reached a peak of 47 million, after which it showed a dramatic decline to 32 million in 2014. This was followed by significant growth to 46 million. Meanwhile, the figure for Nokia users increased to 46 million in 2013, and remained stable at this point until the end of the period.

Turning to the figure for Apple users, this company had by far the most considerable increase in the number of its customers, starting the period with 35 million users in 2010. Until 2014, there was continuous growth, going up to 50 million. Afterwards, Apple’s figure had a rapid increase to 68 million, which was significantly higher than the figures for the other two companies.

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Some people claim that public museums and art galleries will not be needed because people can see historical objects and work of arts by using a computer.
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

In recent decades, revolutionary technological advancements have taken place, thereby changing many aspects of life. Even public museums and art galleries are thought to become unnecessary in the near future, as artworks and historical artefacts can be seen via our computers. I totally disagree with this idea, because these institutions can remain vital for several reasons.

One important role museums and art galleries play is the potential to safeguard cultural heritage and authenticity. Although people can gain information about historical artefacts through various digital means, traditional exhibition spaces are still critical due to their significant contribution to the preservation of historical items and works of art – arguably an integral part of one’s cultural identity. One notable example of this is the Louvre Museum, where centuries-old masterpieces of French artists and priceless items that showcase French history are preserved. Therefore, it can be concluded that the existence of museums and art galleries is pivotal for protecting one’s national identity and traditional cultures.

Another key function of institutions like museums and art galleries is the tangible experience they provide. When people visit conventional exhibition places in person, they can have immersive experiences, as they are surrounded by authentic artefacts that carry historical depth and hold a mystery in themselves. This is potentially the reason why millions of people visit the British Museum to have a firsthand experience, even though this museum offers a virtual experience with high-resolution photos and 3D models of certain items through their website.

In conclusion, digital experience does not seem to be replaceable with physical visits to museums and art galleries, due to the fact that firsthand experience can be more immersive than a simple sensory engagement. There is also a need to have such institutions so that historical legacies can be passed down to future generations. Taking all these into consideration, I totally disagree that digital surrogates render museums and art galleries unnecessary.
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Many people put their personal information online (address, telephone number,etc) for everyday activities such as socializing on social networks or banking purposes. Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

It is common for many to share their personal data online when handling daily activities like using social media platforms or engaging in online banking. In my view, this can be both a positive and negative development, as it can lead to certain benefits as well as potential issues.

On the one hand, uploading private information online can enhance efficiency and convenience for both users and service providers. When companies know what their customers want, this can make it easy for them to offer tailored services based on what they have submitted, potentially improving the overall user experience. This would also guarantee financial prosperity for companies, as customer satisfaction would rise and this would result in increased loyalty to the business. For example, social media apps, such as Instagram and TikTok, allow their users to put their interests, thereby providing engaging and necessary content as well as rising the usage of their platforms.

On the other hand, submitting personal information online may lead to the invasion of privacy. Some shadowy businesses hack data about people, which they then sell on the black market or misuse for financial gain. This may eventually cause the loss of anonymity, online surveillance, and the spread of sensitive information. For instance, Google’s collection of data about its users often raises concerns about privacy violations, as the company monitors the search history and preferences of users, thereby exposing customers to targeted advertisements without their allowance.

In conclusion, the phenomenon of sharing personal data online can benefit users and companies simultaneously due to the created chance to provide the best possible service. It can also pose certain risks correlated with the potential for identity theft, which makes me think that this trend can have both positive and negative effects.

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The bar chart compares the annual workload of teachers in terms of teaching hours across three educational levels of school in four countries in 2001. Overall, teachers at the upper secondary school devoted a higher number of hours than those in other educational levels, regardless of their country. It is also clear that teachers, irrespective of the education level, had a significantly greater annual workload in the US than in other countries.

Regarding the figures for primary and lower secondary school teachers, Iceland had the lowest figures in contrast to the US. In Iceland, primary school teachers allocated about 590 hours a year to fulfill their job responsibilities, while the figure for lower secondary education teachers was approximately 600 hours. Although Spain and Japan had the second and third highest number of annual work hours for teachers in these two educational levels respectively, American teachers were dominant, with those in primary school spending about 780 hours and those in lower secondary school dedicating about a staggering 1,000 hours.

When it comes to the number of annual workloads for teachers in the upper-secondary level, Japanese teachers had the lowest number of work hours, at approximately 700. While the figures for those in Spain and Iceland were relatively higher, both at 750 hours, American teachers again had the heaviest workload of 1,200 hours a year.

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May 13, 2025, 12:59:30 AM

It's now just after midnight in Tashkent. A great time to plan your day ahead!

Here’s a quick reminder of your goals for today:

* Practice verbally: 7 Part 1 topics, 2 Part 2 topics, and 2 Part 3 topics
* Write: 1 Task 1 and 1 Task 2 essay
* Analyze: Review and learn from your mistakes
* Shadowing: Practice at 1.25x speed([Time and Date][1])

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