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2) categories of people involved in the padlocks phenomenon:

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2) categories of people involved in the padlocks phenomenon:

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tourists, visitors in love,....

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attach locks to the bridge, display, ..

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to heavy,

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4) Bridges whre the fashion started and why

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4) Bridges whre the fashion started and why

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7) In favour/positive remarks and benefits

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7) In favour/positive remarks and benefits

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6) Useful phrases/words connected with love

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6) Useful phrases/words connected with love

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seal your love
talismans

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5) Origin of the fashion and its effects

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5) Origin of the fashion and its effects

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The main benefit of this phenomenon is the growth of tourism especially during St. Valentine's Day. A lot of people want to celebrate their love going to paris attaching padlocks

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3bis) Against/negative remarks/possible damage 

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3bis) Against/negative remarks/possible damage 

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1. it cannot symbolise free love since locks are symbols of imprisonment;
2. the rust of padlocks can deturp the environment because it creates pollution, damages public properties (bridges) and endangers the safety of them (because of the weight of padlocks);
3. the metal-resellers used to cut bridges' grates instead of padlock because the metal was thinner and easier to remove.

here you can take a look at what happened at Ponts des Artes

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2) categories of people involved in the padlocks phenomenon: 

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2) categories of people involved in the padlocks phenomenon: 

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• tourists, visitors in love, teenagers (attach padlocks on bridges)
• tourism industry, padlock manufacturer (people who gain money thanks to this phenomenon)
• metal-resellers (people who steal padlocks from bridges, melt them in order to resell the metal)
• artists (melt locks, transform them into sculptures and sell them)
• parisians (against this phenomenon)
• local authorities (against it because it is dangerous for the environment and public monuments)

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4) Bridges whre the fashion started and why

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4) Bridges whre the fashion started and why

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• the phenomenon started in Paris in 2006
• it was born thanks to an Italian novel “I want you”
• from that moment many people started to copy it, as symbol of love

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5) Origin of the fashion and its effects

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Italian novel titled "I want you" (2006); readers started to copy the protagonists -> bridges covered with locks, structural damages followed.

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6) Useful phrases/words connected with love

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6) Useful phrases/words connected with love

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seal your love ( sigillare l’amore) talismans - spurned love (amante respinto)- lovelock phenomenon - romantic gesture - romantic destination - seekers of eternal love (aspiranti dell’amore eterno) - Tainted love (amore corrotto) - the weight of love

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•to attach it to a bridge, to display = esporre/esibire
•to melt down = fondere
• to remove = rimuovere
• to spread = diffondere
•to entwine with= intrecciarsi (ex. Locks are entwined with Paris'image as a romantic destination)
•to ban = proibire/ vietare
•to mold = modellare/ dare forma (ex. He molded the locks into 15 sculptural shards)
•to clip = tagliare/ accorciare (ex. It was the city's turn to clip locks).

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5) Origin of the fashion and its effects

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5) Origin of the fashion and its effects

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-Inspired by an Italian teen novel titled "I Want You", published in 2006. Turists imitate what the protagonists do
- The weight of the locks makes the bridge unsafe.

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lovelocks: padlocks representing the love of a couple
enclosure: imprisonment
loathing: disgusting
overloaded: sovraccarichi
immortalized: to make immortal, eternal
junked up: full of
damage: to ruin
to be entwined: essere intrecciato
fad: mania
virtual locks: lucchetti virtuali