English course English SUPREMACY
By QES 101
Languages
English
Level
Upper-Intermediate
Lessons
30
School
None
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1. Ash clouds snarls operation
Travelers across the globe haven't all been so fortunate as...   more Travelers across the globe haven't all been so fortunate as they seek information about travel in and out of Europe, where airspace in more than a dozen countries has been completely or partially closed by a volcanic ash cloud that drifted in from Iceland.   less
2. Asia Markets
Hit by fresh bout of selling   Hit by fresh bout of selling   less
3. Bush touts
Former Pres. Bush touts accomplishments   Former Pres. Bush touts accomplishments   less
4. Chelsea Clinton engaged
She was engages with her long time beau.   She was engages with her long time beau.   less
5. Chile will raise again
Chile's president-elect pledged Sunday night to rebuild his...   more Chile's president-elect pledged Sunday night to rebuild his earthquake-ravaged nation   less
6. China on 60
China ongoing and more   China ongoing and more   less
7. China on Olympic
Beijing spectacular show on the olympics   Beijing spectacular show on the olympics   less
8. Climate change
Global climate change and it is affecting mother's earth   Global climate change and it is affecting mother's earth   less
9. Costing the earth
Our planet is fastly deteriorating, how to make the...   more Our planet is fastly deteriorating, how to make the ecosystem more friendlier.   less
10. Dalai Lama doesn't fault the president
The Dalai Lama says he doesn't fault President Obama for...   more The Dalai Lama says he doesn't fault President Obama for his low-key reception in Washington because he recognizes that the president must juggle ties to the Tibetan spiritual leader with concerns about angering China.   less
11. Deadly storms
Deadly storms showering East Aia   Deadly storms showering East Aia   less
12. Do references matter
Of course it does!   Of course it does!   less
13. Former Korean President
Committed suicide   Committed suicide   less
14. Guilty of Milking Billions
Billions of money are lost only to high powered scrupulous...   more Billions of money are lost only to high powered scrupulous businessmen.   less
15. H1N1
Kills more than 700   Kills more than 700   less
16. How bad is our economy?
Recession is here   Recession is here   less
17. Inconvenient Economic truth
Bothered by our slow economy?   Bothered by our slow economy?   less
18. Learn the secret of innovation
technology, discovery and innovation - how to inspire...   more technology, discovery and innovation - how to inspire people into making more?   less
19. Massive icebergs
huge icebergs found floating   huge icebergs found floating   less
20. Microsoft child prodigy
Marco Calasan is the youngest Microsoft systems engineer in...   more Marco Calasan is the youngest Microsoft systems engineer in the world, holds four Microsoft certificates and has written a 312-page book on Microsoft's Windows 7.     less
21. Money stress
With the high price of oil, all commodity products are on...   more With the high price of oil, all commodity products are on the rise as well.   less
22. NASA crash
set to crash on the moon   set to crash on the moon   less
23. Obama arrives at Norway
to accept the Nobel Peace Prize   to accept the Nobel Peace Prize   less
24. Obama calls for Congress
To face health care challenges   To face health care challenges   less
25. Quake frequency is normal
Yes, it seems as if there have been a lot of strong...   more Yes, it seems as if there have been a lot of strong earthquakes this year. And no, it's not a signal that the planet is coming apart at the seams, seismologists say.   less
26. Thousands begin to evacuate Japan due to Tsunami
Tens of thousands of residents began evacuating Sunday...   more Tens of thousands of residents began evacuating Sunday morning from coastal Japan in anticipation of a possible tsunami following Chile's 8.8-magnitude earthquake.   less
27. Toyota Chief has spoken
The head of Toyota Motor Corp. told his employees on Friday...   more The head of Toyota Motor Corp. told his employees on Friday that the company must begin again if it is to regain its legacy of quality that helped make it the world's largest automotive company.   less
28. Toyota's vow of trust
The president of Toyota said he takes full responsibility...   more The president of Toyota said he takes full responsibility for safety issues in the company's cars and vowed to regain the trust of customers in his first interview after appearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.   less
29. Un-branding the Starbucks brand
It takes years of brilliant business strategy to build a...   more It takes years of brilliant business strategy to build a global brand. And love it or hate it, Starbucks is one of the most recognizable coffee products around. So why would the Seattle-based behemoth want to un-brand its powerhouse name, logo and taste?   less
30. US business group toughens on China RMB
The US business community can no longer resist political...   more The US business community can no longer resist political pressure for Washington to take a tougher stand against China on trade issues, according to a senior figure from the US Chamber of Commerce   less

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