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Cover topics44 Vocabulary Industrial bakeries
45 Grammar at Work Talking about necessity
46 Easy English Showing visitors around
48 Wise Words Deborah Capras on hard work
50 Email Key vocabulary
51 English on the MoveAttending a conference
52 Translation False friends and more
53 Language Cards To pull out and practise
55 SKILL UP! The language of innovation
56 Short Story New perspectives
58 English for... Call centres
60 Legal English General legal terms
61 Talking FinanceIan McMaster on getting real
62 Teacher Talk Interview with Keith Harding
64 Products What’s new?
65 Key Words Vocabulary from this issueeasyeasyeasyadvanced
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