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    rising demand of international organizations after the Second World War. Says Dr Svetlana Carsten (cited in Kingston‚ 2008)‚ director of the interpreting postgraduate programme at Leeds. Moreover‚ Brian Fox (cited in Kingston‚ 2008)‚ director of interpretation at European commission‚ adds that just because of this‚ more and more countries require to supplement interpreting of their own languages. The reason why the scarcity forms is varied‚ while in practice‚ high standard for interpreters‚ defective

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    focusing attention on the "function" of communicating objectively as opposed to focusing on "forms"‚ passive expression or subjectivity.[citation needed] There are many opinions on what is "active listening". A search of the term reveals interpretations of the "activity" as including "interpreting body language" or focusing on something other than or in addition to words. Successful communication is the establishment of common ground between two people—understanding.[citation needed] Agreeing

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    Question 2: Write your comments and interpretation on the statement that the lecturer uses at the end of his lecture: "Make coping tactics part of your life" and "Keep it out of your life". Uses examples and your personal experience (if any) for your argument Answer: What happens in the real life is not always as we expect so that every people in every area has his own techniques to deal with difficulties. Coping tactics is considered as the key element in interpreting career. To emphasize the

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    AIIC Professional Standards In application of Article 19 (b)(2) of the Statutes as well as Articles 7 and 8 of the Code of Professional Ethics‚ The Assembly of the International Association of Conference Interpreters herewith adopts the following Professional Standards whose purpose is to ensure an optimum quality of work performed with due consideration being given to the physical and mental constraints inherent in the exercise of the profession. Article 1 PROFESSIONAL ADDRESS a) Members

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    anger and jealousy caused a division between Robbie and Cecelia. Robbie and Cecelia loved each other and Briony sees Robbie as only wanting sexual pleasures from Cecelia because of what saw at the fountain and what she read in the letter. The interpretation of Briony is completely different from Cecelia who knows exactly what Robbie wants and what the letter was all about. At the time Briony did not understand the severity of what she had done. As she got older she realized what she had done and

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    a draft notice‚ and has two choices‚ go to war and be a “hero” or scape from responsibilities and be remembered as a coward‚ a clear dispute arises. By using the chapter On the Rainy River from the book The things they carried‚ two different interpretations can be seen; a boy in high school would depict Obrien as a coward for not standing up for his country and a young soldier would sympathize with him and understand his position. To put this into context‚ it is necessary to give a brief summary

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    ASL Interpretation American Sign Language (ASL) is almost a completely separate language‚ other than the words being used. It has its own grammar and word placement. A sentence in ASL usually will not make sense when literally translated. An interpreter must sign the subject before the action. “Talk louder do not” is the way an English speaker would say “Do not talk louder.” Just like a normal language‚ sign language differs in other countries based on their vernacular. ASL and SEE (Signed Exact

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    "As Good As It Gets" In the movie "As Good As It Gets" there are three main characters with three different lives brought together out of need. Melvin‚ played by Jack Nicholson‚ is an obsessive compulsive who speaks what is on his mind. Carol‚ played by Helen Hunt‚ is a single mother trying to make it in a world that has not been kind to her. Simon‚ played by Greg Kinnear‚ is a gay artist who plays the role of the victim. The movie revolves around Melvin’s life and the people he comes in contact

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    English 12 AP In the play Hamlet‚ Prince Hamlet gave the one of most important soliloquy ever “To be‚ or not to be: that is the question:” this soliloquy is one of the best ever because of its location in the play and the devices and structures‚ Shakespeare used to amplify its meaning. The soliloquy is located in the Act 3‚ Scene 1‚ lines 64 to 98 and during the soliloquy‚ Hamlet is very troubled and in distressed about his future. Shakespeare magnified the placement of the soliloquy because first

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    “Praise the bridge that carried you over.”— George Colman In this essay I would like to explain how professional skilled interpreters can build bridges over language‚ cultural‚ racial and national differences. At the beginning I will describe the requirements of the professional code of ethics for interpreters. Later I will explain the meaning of confidentiality and impartiality. I will also evaluate the techniques for revision of word-banks and glossaries‚ as well as the sources of information

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