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Activity 1: Extract from The Guardian: Ivor Gaber ‘Working up a Sweat’, Guardian 30 July 2003. © Guardian News and Media 2003; Activity 2: Extract from The Observer: Roger Graef ‘Two families living side by side. But the gulf between rich and poor keeps them worlds apart’, Observer 20 July 2003. © Guardian News and Media 2003.
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