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Feelings and emotions shoulder  

People spine  
admire  
stomach  
Age appreciated  
thigh  
in his early twenties   be the centre of attention  
 thumb  
 toe  
in his late twenties   blame yourself  
tooth/teeth  
 care a lot about  
waist  
in his mid-twenties   devastated  
wrist  
 enjoy yourself  
in his teens   feel comfortable in your own skin  Clothes and accessories

middle-aged   ankle boots  
fulfilled  
bandanna  
Personality impressed by  
bangles  
lonely  
carefree   baseball cap  
pleasures of life  
caring    beanie  
come across as   blouse  
stir up  
courageous   brightly-coloured  
welcome  
cynical   casual  
decisive   Appearance cool  
determined   cotton  
disobedient   bald  
dark suit  
distrustful   blond/blonde  
denim jacket  
down-to-earth   comb hair  
distressed jeans  
 dark hair  
ethical brand  
easy-going   fall over something  
 fabric  
friendly   faded jeans  
generous   hair straightener  
 fashionable  
hard-working   fast fashion  
honest   long hair  
fast-drying  
hopeful   look  
fleece  
hopeless   look like  
fur-lined  
human trait   medium height  
garments  
inspiring   nail clippers  
hard-wearing  
kind   scruffy  
high heels  
kindness   short  
in fashion  
modest   short hair  
jumper  
mysterious   skinny  
leather belt  
nervous   slim  
leggings  
open to   stare  
necklace  
patient   straight hair  
out of fashion  
polite   wear make-up  
patterned  
popular   well-built  
practical clothes  
positive   Body parts rain jacket  
 raincoat  
rebellious   ankle   shirt  
reliable   arm   shorts  
resilient   bottom   short-sleeved  
rude   cheek   silk tie  
sceptical   chest   smart  
selfish   chin   snow boots  
sense of humour   elbow   striped  
shallow   eyebrow   stylish  
successful   finger   suit  
 fingernail   sweatshirt  
superstitious   foot/feet   top  
suspicious   forehead   trainers  
take after   heel   trendy  
 knee   trousers  
vain   lips   underwear  
well-mannered   neck   unisex  
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vintage sunglasses   make a difference   enhance the reading experience  

  
waistcoat   mess up   enhancement  
wear   offer a reward   exclude from school  
woollen    
zip   opposed to   explanation  
profound   express yourself  
Skills and interests small gestures   
(be) passionate (about)   take advantage of   feel distracted by  
 take time to   
achieve   want something in return   find out about  
achievement    hand over  
admire   have a short attention span  

carry on  
focus on  
Home improve literacy rates  
get into   
Location
give (something) up   improvement  
 capital city   in silence  
go in for   hometown   inform  
inspiration   megacity   information  
reach for   neighbourhood   introduce yourself  
role model   security firm   memorisation  
sit around   security lights   memorise  
 on the tip of your tongue  
Sense of identity urban   
in memory of   pin  
Rooms, furniture and prepare yourself  
tribal people  
tribe   equipment read in the old-fashioned way  
way of life   blinds   
burglar alarm   repetition  
Personal values  repetitive  
achievable   creak   reply  
ask for nothing in return   curtains   revise  
 dustbin   rustle  
attitude   lock   spine  
beat yourself up   pillow   take up  
 wardrobe   
believe in   thinkable  

critical of  
deserve something   School uniform  

disapprove of   Educational system
do a good deed   take a gap year  
Work
 
Jobs
express your disapproval of   uni  
 carpenter  
express your support for   School life chef  
 
behave badly  
follow trends   cognitive   curator  
generosity   distract   detective  
give a sense of purpose   distraction   fashion designer  
 
drop out of  
go with the flow   educate   gallery owner  
 
education  
honesty   educational   judge  
hope   educationally   model  
hopefully   encourage   nutritionist  
point of view   encouragement   physical therapist  
hopelessly   
engage  
in favour of    politician  
learn from your mistakes   engagement   presenter  
 enhance   rescuer  
look up to   rewarding  

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she’d make a great …   agree to do something   Everyday activities

 
break from your routine  
surgeon   agree with   
tailor   appreciate  
do the same thing over  
tour guide   be always there for   
 
repeat a sequence  
tour leader   blow a kiss   
travel journalist   break somebody’s heart  
  turn up  
wait for  
TV director   call on somebody  
 cut yourself off from your family/ Conflicts and problems
unpleasant   home  
unrewarding    be met with suspicion  

date  
Career defend   belittle  
detract from   challenge beliefs  
activate   
ask for permission   end a relationship  
  criticised for  
express sympathy   fall out with  
assist  
 have an argument  
attend  
get along/on well with   impossible  
budget  
  put somebody off  

deal with   get to know  
give somebody a hand   refuse  
decide  
 reject  
decisive moment  
 give somebody peace of mind   tell somebody off  
 
effective  
 trick  
execute  
 go for   unavoidable  
hang out with   uninformed  
informed  
have a good relationship with   unthinkable  
keep up-to-date with  
 
offer a job   have a lot in common with  

Food
problem-solve  
 have one foot firmly planted at Food and drinks
succeed   home  
success    apple pie  
successfully   have similar interests   apricot  
suggest improvements    aubergine  
 let somebody down   avocado  
type a note   look after   bacon  
lose touch with   beef  
Working conditions make contact with   beetroot  
and employment  bitter  
make somebody’s day   black pepper  
headquarters    bland  
incentive   brown rice  
offer a helping hand  
take part in    butter  
opposite sex   cabbage  
Family and owe   cake  
carrot  
pull somebody’s leg  
social life  cauliflower  
reassure your friend   cayenne pepper  
Family and friends  cheeseburger  
close friend   rely on   cherry  
ex   socialise with   chicken  
fiancé   split up with   chilli pepper  
online friend   stop seeing each other   chips  
 chocolate mousse  
Relationships talk somebody into   chocolate syrup  
accept    coconut  
acceptable   urge   coffee  
acceptably   walk away from   crisps  
acceptance    crispy  

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crunchy biscuits   stale biscuits   Eating habits

 still water  
balanced diet  
dark chocolate   strong  
cold snack  
delicious   sugar syrup  
dietary needs  
disgusting   sushi  
fast food  
dried   sweet  
fattening diet  
dry biscuits   sweetcorn  
fattening food  
fatty   tinned soup  
fussy  
fig   unripe  
gorge yourself  
firm   vegetable soup  
healthy diet  
fizzy drink   white bread  
healthy food  
fresh   white rice  
healthy lifestyle  
fruit salad   wholemeal bread  
healthy meal  
garlic   
healthy snack  
grape  
Meals and their preparation heavy meal  
grapefruit  
hot meal  
green beans   add  
 human consumption  
animal products   
green salad   
light snack  
ground pepper   boil  
meat consumption  
home-made pizza   chop (up)  
nutritious  
home-made soup   cook  
organic food  
hot, spicy   cooked  
quick snack  
ice cream   cookery course  
take a sip  
juice   cookery lessons  
vegan  
lean   cuisine  
vegetarian diet  
lettuce   
vitamin  
long-grain rice   curry  
maple syrup   cut off   Eating out
mild   expiry date  
milk   bill  
feed  
milk chocolate   order  
fry  
mixed salad   three-course meal  
go off   
mushroom   heat  
mushroom soup   ingredient  
 jar   Shopping and
olive   leftovers  
olive oil   local produce   services
omelette   low-calorie meal  
onion    Buying and selling
orange   main course   affordable  
pasta sauce   menu   get  
peanut butter   mix   organise a sale  
pineapple   mixture   
potato   oven   queue  
prawn sauce   pan   second-hand clothes  
pudding   pancake   
pumpkin   peel   try on  
radish   plate  
raw   pour   Advertising
red meat   protein   advertising  
red pepper   recipe   claim  
ripe   roast   point out  
rotten   sell-by date   promote  
salmon    suggest  
salt   serve   suggestion  
sardines   sharp knife  
side salad   slice   Money
sliced bread   spoon   due date  
soda water   starter   save up for  
sour   store food   withdraw money from a cashpoint 
sour milk   throw away   
sparkling water   warm   
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travel company  
Travelling 
Traffic
break down  
and tourism travel insurance  
 get a lift  
get stuck in traffic  
Sightseeing, trips traveller  
GPS  
and excursions trekking  
head for  
unfamiliar  
adventure   hold somebody up  
arrive   Forms of transport keep on  
avoidable   keep up with  
airport   
backpack   baggage reclaim  
backpacker    pick somebody up  
beach holiday   
boat  
business trip   pull over  
book plane tickets  
carry on    run out of  
come across   rush hour  
bus journey  
come face to face with   traffic jam  
cable car  
 traffic pollution  
car hire   
connected   catch a bus  
crash through   
catch a train  
cross a river/valley   travel on the left  
crossing   

cruise  
destination   travel on the right  
cycle downhill   
dip   
disconnected   cycle uphill  
familiar  
Accommodation

flashlight   budget hotel  
drive  
for pleasure    campsite  
go away   double room  
emerge  
go backpacking   put somebody up  
fasten a seatbelt   
 
holidaymaker   seaside resort  
ferry  
immerse yourself in a foreign culture  single room  
flight  
 ski resort  
get off  
insect repellent   three-star hotel  
go through security   
 
location   twin room  
helicopter   
overland tour   journey  
 youth hostel  
land   
overnight journey   miss a bus  

miss a train  
package holiday  

on foot   Culture
passenger  
penknife   plane  
pepper spray   Art
public transport  
pleasant   return journey   local handicrafts  
put up a tent   
rickshaw  
rope   ride   recreate  
round-the-world trip   
 
Film, theatre, books
search through   sail   adapt  
set off (on a journey)   school bus   adaptation  
 art critic  
security check  
short cut    
skiing holiday   sledge   audience  
sleeping bag   terminal   based on  
solitary   ticket   be nominated for an Oscar  
stroll   train  

sunscreen   travel by bus   box office  
suntan lotion    cast  
temple   travel by train   deeply engaging  
tour    
travel abroad   voyage   direct  
travel agent   walk barefoot   entertain  
 

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entertainment   sign up for   judo  

fictional character   singer-songwriter   marathon  
film    motor racing  
find something easy to follow   start out   outdoor sport  
  
have a good chance of winning   talent competition   sailing  
  skating  
have great reviews   vocalist   snowboarding  
 winner   squash  
inspiration   swimming  
inspire   Description team sport  
interview   banned   volleyball  
 brilliant   walking race  
leave something to your imagination  cheesy   
 contain an element of surprise  wrestling  
movie business   
play the part of   cut somebody off from reality  People in sport
present    athlete  
presentation   ecstatic   coach  
 engage emotions   runner  
produce    trainer  
production   fabulous  
publish   fascinating   Doing sport
put on   fortunately   (long-distance) race  
review positively   frightening   
scene   hilarious   action  
screenplay   I couldn’t believe my eyes   beat an opponent  
sword    
tell a story   iconic   beat the champion  
interestingly   blow a whistle  
Media laugh your head off   bounce the ball  
appear in a TV series    break a world record  
 make somebody laugh   
hidden camera    challenge  
press conference   naturally   chase after  
 originate   cheer somebody on  
reality TV   popular with   
TV channel   random   come first  
 come last  
Music ridiculous   come second  
accompaniment   sense   compete  
accompany   sensuous   competitor  
 shocking   cycle  
band   stir up emotions   
be in the charts   surprisingly   cycle race  
 sympathetic   defeat an opponent  
come out   take by surprise   
create   trivial   defeat the champion  
creation   violent   
do a live gig   determination  
drummer   dive for the ball  
festival-goer   Sport do sport  
have a hit single   enter a competition  
 Types of sport 
hit   (table) tennis   fall over  
lead guitarist   athletics   fan  
musician   boxing   final  
perform   competitive sport   get on (your bike)  
performer   extreme sport   goalkeeper  
 hockey   gold medal  
play a venue    join a club  
release an album   individual sport   kick a ball  
sign a recording contract   indoor sport   lead  
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lose a game/a match   badminton court   blocked nose  

  break  
lose a point   basketball court   break your arm  
match    break your leg  
miss a goal   boxing ring   break your thumb  
 cricket pitch   break your toe  
opponent   football pitch   burn  
opposing team   golf course   burn your fingers  
overtake   handball court   
pick up    burn your hair  
player   hockey pitch   burn your hand  
poke    burn your tongue  
position   locker room   
power   motor racing track   catch (a disease)  
red card   netball court   
referee   rink   children’s ward  
report on   rugby pitch   cholera epidemic  
rival   sailing club   count sheep  
row   sauna   cut your finger  
score a goal   squash court   
score points   stadium   deep cut  
spectator   sumo ring   die  
speed   tennis court   die from  
speed up   volleyball court   die of (a disease)  
splash your body with water   wrestling ring   
 dislocate your hip  
sponsor   Negative effects dislocate your knee  
sports event   of doing sports dislocate your shoulder  
supporter   break your neck   
swing your arms   get injured   dislocate your thumb  
take on (a challenge)   hurt yourself   doctor’s surgery  
 eye drops  
take the lift up the mountain   fall asleep  
 Health feel dizzy  
teammate   feel sick  
 Lifestyle feel well  
tournament   fever  
active  
train for   flu  
body clock  
training      flu epidemic  
burn something off 
trophy    food allergy  
try out   gain weight  
caffeine  
turn professional   get dizzy  
 feel alert  
have a black eye  
keep fit  
win a game/a match   have a bruise  
keep in shape  
win a point    have a cut  
win a prize   have a pain in your forehead  
on a diet  
work out   
powerful  
yellow card   have a panic attack  
put on weight  
sleep through   have a sore finger (somebody has
Sports equipment a sore finger)  
starving  
(hockey) stick   have a temperature  
(snow)board   Illnesses, symptoms 
bicycle rack   and treatment hay fever  
boots   hospital  
 be allergic to   hurt  
goggles   bitten by a dog   illness  
helmet   bitten by a rat   infection  

racket   injury  
bitten by a snake   insomnia  
Sports facilities 
local surgery  
(ski) slope   bitten by an insect   make a complete recovery  
 
athletics track  maternity ward  
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medicine  
muscle pain   Science and The natural world
nosebleed   technology Landscape
nut allergy  
operation   The internet and modern bay  
recover from   branch  
 technology breadth  
see a doctor   (be) made up of   broad  
serious condition   anti-virus software   broaden  
seriously ill    calm sea  
shaving cut   broadband connection   clearing  
sneeze    coast  
snore   connect   come in  
sprain your ankle   connected to   
sprain your foot   connection   continent  
sprain your knee   gadget   country  
sprain your wrist   get access to   dangerous current  
stable condition   go viral   
sting    deep  
stitch   have access to   deepen  
stomach pain   imitate   depth  
sunburn   instant communication   desert  
swollen    desert island  
symptoms   link   dirt track  
tissue   online purchase   fast-flowing river  
treat patients   outside world   
unconscious   password   flow  
wear off   post   giant wave  
weight problems    go out  
 provide   heavy sea  
write a prescription   set the alarm on your phone   height  
  heighten  
set up a webpage   high tide  
First aid  huge wave  
bandage a knee   share a webpage   in the bushes  
  length  
bandage   social networking site   lengthen  
deliver a baby    locate  
drown   streamed   long  
emergency team   turn into   low tide  
 upload a video   mountain  
give an injection    mountain peak  
give somebody first aid   vertical   mountain range  
 video camera   mountain ridge  
heart attack   view   ocean current  
look down   view a video   path  
look up   viewer   pitch black  
off-duty   viral   pond  
paramedic   viral video   rainforest  
patient    remote  
put a plaster on    remote island  
 rising tide  
put ice on   Scientific discoveries river bank  
rescue team   cutting-edge   rough sea  
safety   electricity   route  
save lives   genius   seabed  
stop the blood flowing   innovation   slow-moving river  
 multi-purpose   
take (antihistamine) tablets   predict   spring  
 strength  
trap   strengthen  
strong current  

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surround   environmental issues  

suspension bridge    State and society
tidal wave   global warming  
trail   gradually disappear   Social events
tropical island    and phenomena
valley   inhabitant   average  
wide   low-energy light bulb   donate money to  
widen    
width   organic   donation  
winding path   pollution   
winding river   recycle   foundation  

Animals and plants get out of  
recycling bin   happen to  
bear   
on average  
bear encounter   renewable energy   participant  
 
prevent somebody from  
bee   running water   
bite   save electricity   raise money for  
cage   
rebellion  
cheetah   solar panels   voluntary work  
crops   vulnerable people  
cub   Natural disasters 
dolphin   collapse  
domestic animal   earthquake   The problems
donkey   erupt   of the modern world
female bear   evacuate  
female elephant   evacuation   anonymous  
female gorilla   get help from   arson  
fox   heat up   arsonist  
hedgehog   hurricane   be arrested  
herd   survive   be charged with a crime  

leaf/leaves   survivor  

lion   tsunami  
on the loose   volcanic eruption   be fortunate  
pet   volcano   be found guilty  

predator  
prey   Environmental disasters be found not guilty  

puma   affect  
roar   be less fortunate  
alarming statistics   
root   
sea lion   be released  
die out   
shark   discarded  
skunk   be sentenced  
energy consumption  
squirrel   beggar  
food waste  
tiger   break the law  
global statistics  
trunk   burglar  
government standards  
whale    burglary  
zoo   burgle a house  
household waste   

The weather case  
industrial waste  
cell  
climate   
charge  
look as if/as though   international standards  
  collect evidence  
commit a crime  
strong   manufacturing industry   
the elements   
consider  
wind   minimum level  
criminal  
official statistics  
Environmental protection  criminal damage  
cyberbullying  
air quality   record level   
climate change   safety standards  
 deal drugs  
endangered species  
death penalty  
 waste  
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dig a tunnel   report a crime  

Culture of English-
digital footprint   rob a place   Speaking Countries
drug dealer   rob somebody  
drug dealing   robber   Alcatraz Island  a small island in San
elderly people   robbery   Francisco Bay which is famous for
escape   sadly   its military and federal prison, where
escape attempt/attempted escape  sentence   hardened prisoners used to be kept
 serve a sentence   (1934-1963)
evidence   set fire to   Barack Obama  an American politician;
expand   shoplift   he was the 44th US president in
fake   shoplifter   2009-2017; in 2009 he was awarded
give a snapshot of   shoplifting  
the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts
go to court   shortage of food and water  
have a criminal record    to strengthen international diplomacy
 steal   and cooperation between people
homeless   suspect   Beyoncé  an American R&B and pop
identity theft    singer, songwriter, actress and dancer
imprison   the accused   as well as pop culture icon
innocent   the point of no return   Bill Bryson  an Anglo-American writer
interview victims    of books about travel, the English
interview witnesses   theft   language, science and other non-
 thief   fiction topics
intrude on   trial   Brookfield Zoo  a zoological park in
investigate   unemployment  
 the Brookfield suburb of Chicago
vandal  
kill   vandalise   California Gold Rush  a period when
knock over   vandalism   hundreds of thousands of gold
lack of   victim   seekers came to California (1848-
lock somebody (up)   violence   1855); it was then that the jeans were
 witness   first created as hard-wearing trousers
major   young offender   for those looking for gold
majority    Charlotte Johnstone  a British
make (prisons) harder   journalist working for Telegraph
 Politics and economy
Travel who specialises in travel stories
make an example of   abolish   Christina Aguilera  an American
 agricultural sector  
singer, songwriter, actress and TV
miscalculate   benefit from  
mug   personality
catering industry  
mugger    Coachella  (the Coachella Valley Music
mugging   city council   and Arts Festival) is one of the largest
murder   collect taxes   and most famous music and arts
murderer   developing countries   festivals in the world; it takes place
phone-addicted people    every year in California
 economic growth   Constitutional monarchy   a system
piracy    of governing a country in which
pirate   elections   the power of the king or queen is
pirate software   facilities   regulated by the constitution and
 financial sector   shared with the parliament; Great
population   local level  
poverty   Britain, Belgium, Denmark, Japan,
production  
prison guard   statistics   Monaco and Spain are contemporary
 tourism income   constitutional monarchies
prisoner   tourist industry   Doctors without Borders  an
protect yourself   voluntary sector   international non-profit humanitarian
punish somebody severely   medical organisation; it was founded
 Authorities in France in 1971 and its aim is to
question   citizen   help those living in areas affected
release from prison   elect   by wars, natural disasters, etc. where

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Ed Sheeran  a British singer, Little Mix  a British all-girl band which Serena Williams  an American tennis
songwriter, guitarist and record was formed during the eighth series player; she has won many prestigious
producer; his music mixes pop, rock of the British edition of The X Factor; awards and titles (Grand Slam singles
and folk it was the first band ever to win the and doubles, the Olympics and
Essex  a county situated in south- contest WTA); she has an older sister, Venus
eastern England and to the north of Lord George Byron  one of the Williams, who has been a multiple
London greatest British poets of the Romantic tennis champion as well
Fisherman’s Wharf  a district of San movement in Britain and Europe Stephanie Rice  an Australian
Francisco, California and the place Marla Olmstead  a young American swimmer; she won three gold medals
where fishermen keep their boats; artist who specialises in abstract in the Olympics in Beijing in 2008
it has many popular attractions painting and has also won five medals in the
including Pier 39, where tourists can Marlon Brando  one of the greatest world championships
see giant sea lions lying on the docks American actors in history; he is best- Stranger Things  an American science
Foo Fighters  an American rock and known for his role of Vito Corleone in fiction drama series created by
grunge band founded by Dave the film The Godfather Netflix
Grohl, the former drummer of the Masterchef  an American cooking The Beatles  a British rock group from
legendary group from Seattle, television show in which amateur Liverpool; it was one of the greatest
Nirvana cooks compete for the title of bands in the history of music
GBBO  (Great British Bake Off) is a Masterchef, which is now produced The Chemical Brothers    a British
British TV baking competition in in more than 40 countries around the band which plays electronic music
which amateur bakers compete world The FA Cup  (The Football Association
to impress the judges with their millennial  a person who was born Challenge Cup) is the oldest annually
baking skills to become Britain’s best between 1980 and 2000 held football competition in the
amateur baker Millie Bobby Brown  a British actress world
Great Barrier Reef  the world’s largest and model; she played the role of The London Marathon   one of the
complex of coral reefs situated in Eleven in the science fiction drama most popular marathons in the
the Pacific Ocean along the north- series Stranger Things world; it has been organised on the
eastern coast of Australia Red Nose Day  a British charity event streets of London since 1981
Glastonbury Festival  one of the which is organised by the Comic The London to Brighton Bike Ride 
biggest music and performing arts Relief foundation to raise money for a fundraising event that takes place
festivals in the world; it is held near people living in poverty in the UK every year during which participants
the village of Pilton, in Somerset, and Africa; it is held every two years compete in a bike race from London
England and is symbolised by an artificial red to Brighton and raise money for
Gwyneth Paltrow   an American nose – a prop which shows the event charity
actress, singer and businesswoman; is meant to make people laugh as The Adventure of the Speckled Band 
she won an Oscar for her role in well as raise money a crime story about one of Sherlock
Shakespeare in Love Reese Witherspoon  an American Holmes’ cases written by Sir Arthur
Hawaii  a group of islands in the Pacific actress and film producer; she won Conan Doyle
Ocean; it is the newest of the fifty an Oscar for her role in Walk the Line The Ramones  an American band
states of the USA and its capital is San Francisco  a city and county in the which is considered to be the first
Honolulu state of California, US; it is famous for true punk rock group
James Dean  an American film and the Golden Gate Bridge, the former The Shard  a 72-storey pyramid-
theatre actor, pop culture icon and prison on Alcatraz, cable cars and its shaped building whose walls are
symbol of non-conformist attitudes; hilly landscape covered with glass; it is located in
he died in a car accident in 1955 at School of Rock   an American comedy Southwark in London
the age of 24 starring Jack Black in the leading The United Nations  an international
Jennifer Aniston  an American actress role; it is also a rock musical created organisation with 193 member states
and film producer; she is best known by Andrew Lloyd Webber and based whose aim is to secure global peace
for her role as Rachel Green in the on the film; it has been on Broadway and safety, develop friendly relations
comedy television series Friends in New York City and in the West End
among countries and ensure human
Jennifer Hudson  an African-American in London
rights are respected across the world
singer and actress; she won an Oscar Seattle  a city in the state of
Vampire Weekend  an American
for her role in the musical Dreamgirls Washington in the north-western part
Kings of Leon  an American rock of the USA; one of its landmarks is band playing indie rock; it was
group playing a blend of indie rock, the Space Needle – an observation founded in New York City in 2006
pop and alternative rock tower with a rotating restaurant at Veganism  a philosophy and lifestyle
Laura Kenny  a British track cyclist; the top in which someone excludes products
she has won four gold medals in the of animal origin from their diet and
Olympics and has been a winner of other common everyday activities
numerous international track cycling William Sutcliffe  a contemporary
championships novelist writing young adult fiction

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