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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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the U.N. climate panel
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and the U.N. climate panel/group/committee/council won the Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 12 for their part in galvanizing/prompting/stimulating international action against global warming before it "moves beyond man's control."
I wonder if the underlined words of two groups all work in the above context. If yes, do they communicate the same idea in each group? Thanks.
I wonder if the underlined words of two groups all work in the above context. If yes, do they communicate the same idea in each group? Thanks.
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The climate people will have a specific designation. Galvanizing is much stronger than stimulating and prompting.
- The climate people will have a specific designation.
- Galvanizing is much stronger than stimulating and prompting.
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The climate people will have a specific designation.
Galvanizing is much stronger than stimulating and prompting.
Galvanizing is much stronger than stimulating and prompting.
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Mister MicawberThe climate people will have a specific designation.Thanks, Mister.
Galvanizing is much stronger than stimulating and prompting.
But which is the specific designation you often hear?
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I hear them all-- I am unaware of what this specific group is called.
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