New words of Working for free

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1.charity
Definition: An organization that gives money, goods, or help people who are poor, sick, etc 
Ex: The fire victims received food and clothes from several charities.

2.substantial
Definition: large in amount or number 
Ex: She inherited a substantial fortune from her grandmother.

3.rule out
Definition: to prevent something from happening
Ex: Contamination can't be ruled out entirely.

My opinions of the article:
   Well, I think internships are a valuable experience for people before entering the company which they like. But the most important question is should they be paid? I think they should because just like the article's said it's difficult to do an unpaid internship at expensive cities, such as Taipei. It's hard for students or recent graduates working for free because they still have to live. Some poor students even have to help their families. If they hear that the company will give them unpaid internships, I don't think they will consider going to the company. And maybe the company will lose some capable students. I also think it's very unfair that the well-connected families or friends, they can open the doors for their people. Although you are a capable person, you still can't have a good internship. I hope the company can really use people who have the ability to do the jobs, not only use ''their'' people.

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New words of Is tourism harmful?

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1. clampdown / crackdown Definition:  a  sudden   action  taken by a government or people in authority to stop or limit a particular activity Ex:  But even though there is a growing push for a  clampdown , the resistance to change is strong. 2. regulation Definition: an   official   rule  or the  act  of  controlling  something Ex:  The  regulations  come into force as of today. My opinions of the article:   Well, I d on't think tourism is harmful because tourism still can bring money to local people. Today, it's easier for people to travel everywhere and some times it will bring some problems. Just like the article's said, some people like walking around bare-chested, wading in the fountains or even drop litter everywhere. I think those are really bad behavior. Those behavior even will ruin some famous sightseeing  spots. Therefore, I think it's fair to give out severe fines to those who don't follow the regulations. I hope tourists can have emp
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