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How do we view historical places now compared with how we did in the past?
-Why does the government want to protect cultural artefacts?
-How can we preserve a country's culture in the face of globalisation?
-do you think that it is important to protect a country's culture?
-Has the government done enough to protect the culture of your country?
-Do you think that your culture will continue to be important in the future?
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| 2015-12-01 | tengriqagan | 70.00 | Check this speaking |
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