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Перевод: Peru

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Тезаурус:

1. I don't mean learning facts like "Lemur is the capital of Peru" or that "St Tracy is the patron saint of the dormer window" (we can learn things that are false: learning is not mere information pick-up), but acquiring concepts such as what is to count as a "chair", that weight is conserved through transformations of shape, that the earth is a heavenly body circling a larger heavenly body.
2. Elsa Chaney found, in her study of women active in government in Peru and Chile in the late 1960s, that they were overwhelmingly engaged in feminine stereotyped tasks related to education, health, social welfare and cultural fields.
3. Like Peru, it has been made poorer by persistent misgovernment.
4. Self-help schemes have contributed to the consolidation and upgrading of housing in the settlements, so that in countries like Peru, Chile, Venezuela and Brazil, some of the accommodation is of two storeys and houses are constructed of brick and other regular building materials.
5. Most political analysts think Peru's main problem is that it is deeply divided, by race, by geography and by extremes of income.
6. A team of researchers from Britain and Peru are attempting to transfer a gene from cowpeas into sweet potatoes.
7. In August 1868 there had been terrible earthquakes in the Andean foothills of Peru and Ecuador, which were estimated to have cost some 25,000 lives; these events made some stir in London and 11,000 was collected to relieve suffering.
8. As long ago as 1975, 120 tonnes of porpoise meat was sold annually in Peru.
9. Meeting in Ica on Tuesday, Presidents Alan Garcia of Peru, Jaime Paz Zamora of Bolivia and Virgilio Barco of Colombia said there was an increased global sense of "co-responsibility" for the drugs trade.
10. Peru was beginning to share in an increased flow of foreign investment that has benefited the whole continent.
11. PERU has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund that signals a softening of the country's four-year debt rebellion.
12. The grandeur of history and the pathos of history were inescapable in Peru.
13. "Qu te parece Peru? - How does Peru appear to you? - was a question I was often asked.