Part 1:

listening to the news: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUlqoc4G1T4

1. life-saving treatment

2. dignity and respect

3. AIDS-free generation

4. focused and committed

5. tested positive

6. counselling – 5 million orphans – vulnerable children

7. caregivers

8. cause

listening to the tape recording

18. C

19. C

20. A

21. B

22. B

Part II: Reading

27. C

28. A

29. G

30. D

31. H

32. E

33. B

Tapescript

PART I
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The President: Hi everybody.
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This World AIDS Day we commemorate how far
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we've come in the fight against HIV AIDS, remember
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those we've lost, and commit ourselves to the work
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we still have to do.
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Today more people are receiving lifesaving
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treatment that ever before.
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Millions of infections have been prevented.
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And around the world people with HIV
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are living full and healthy lives with
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the dignity and respect they deserve.
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We're closer than we've ever been to achieving
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the extraordinary; an AIDS- free generation.
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But we've got to keep fighting, all of us.
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Governments, businesses, foundations,
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community groups, and individuals like you.
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We've got to stay focused and committed.
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Science is on our side, momentum is on our side.
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It's up to us to finish the job.
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The United States is committed to doing our part.
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Through Pepfar we're helping more than 7.7 million
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people worldwide receive lifesaving treatment.
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This year we provided HIV testing and counselling
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to more than 14 million pregnant women.
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Among those who tested positive, 95 percent
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of their babies were born HIV free.
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And we provided testing and counselling for
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nearly 57 million people and care for more than
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five million orphans and vulnerable children.
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We're proud of the work we're doing at home and abroad.
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And we're going to do more of it because we know
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that HIV AIDS affects all of us no matter where
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we live or who we are.
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And we know it's our responsibility,
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it's part of our common humanity to help
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get medicine to the people who need it.
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On this World AIDS Day let's remember all
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the heroes whose hard work brought us this far.
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Doctors and caregivers, scientists and social workers,
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mothers, fathers, and activists of all kinds.
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Let's remember the brave men and women in West Africa
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fighting another disease right now, ebola.
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They need our help too.
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And let's recommit ourselves to achieving
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an AIDS- free generation in our lifetimes.
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It's a goal worthy of our best efforts.
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And it's finally within reach.
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So let's get it done.
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To all of you dedicated to this cause and to all
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of you fighting this disease on the front lines,
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I want to say thank you.
English
PART II