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    1.

    Point: British author George Orwell (bought/wrote) the novel “1984” and
    (wrote/published) it in the year 1949.
    Explanation:
    It tells the reader about a time in the future when it is (possible/impossible) to
    hide from surveillance by the government.
    The people are reminded about it by the government with the phrase “Big
    (Boss/Brother) is watching you”.
    Example: The world that Orwell predicted in the (journal/novel) is already a
    reality, for better or worse.
    2.
    Point: Many cities (do not have/have) video systems installed mainly to improve
    their safety.
    Explanation: One of the cities is (Pierre/Paris) in France.
    Example:
    The city has road cameras nearly everywhere to (stop traffic/control traffic).
    The city buses also have about (20000/2000) camera to (prevent
    crimes/encourage crimes).
    3.
    Point: Britain is also one of the major cities in the world that installed
    (photo/video) surveillance systems to improve its safety.
    Explanation:
    In fact, it is said that there are five (thousand/million) cameras installed, which
    makes it one camera for every 14 people.
    This makes the country to have (less/more) surveillance cameras than any other
    countries in (Asia/Europe).
    Example: These cameras (play/watch) streets and parks, public transports,
    stadiums and shopping areas.
    4.
    Point: Video surveillances and cameras are also a great (drawback/benefit) to
    the police.
    Explanation: This is because they can use the (voice recording/video footage)
    as evidences.
    Scotland Yard murder cases involved 95 per cent video footages as
    (files/evidences) in 2009.
    Example:
    People even started putting signs that say (‘Video Surveillance Is In
    Operation’/’Video Surveillance Will Be In Operation’), even if there is no video
    camera in that particular area.
    It makes the area feel (clearer/safer).
    5.
    Point: Video surveillance have also (stopped/saved) lives.
    Explanation:
    Poseidon is a set of 12 large machine (hands/eyes) that can understand when
    swimmers are not (in the pool/moving normally).
    It sets off an alarm for the lifeguards if there is an (object/emergency) in the pool.
    Example:
    One of Poseidon’s successful rescues was of 18-year-old (George Orwell/Jean-
    Francois LeRoy).
    6.
    Point: Public surveillance is still the (problems/concerns) of many people.
    Explanation: An American (doctor/lawyer) by the name Norman Siegel believes
    that there (has/has not) been a lot of discussion about the advantages and
    disadvantages of the huge increase of video cameras in public places.
    Example: He also believes that people should (protest/vote) to show whether
    they agree or disagree with the issue.

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