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1. "Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children."

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1. she is not planning to have children . -joyia

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1. she is not planning to have children . -joyia

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3) ''The exposures they received totaled as much as 16 sieverts—not micro or milli but whole sieverts, vastly more radiation than a body can bear. ''

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1. "You can’t see radiation,” she said in Ukrainian. Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children. (Paragraph 6)

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1. "anyway she added, she is not planning to have children" paragraph 6

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1. "They say that 5 sieverts of radiation is nough to kill you"

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4. Paragraph 20, “But most of the effects were slow in unfolding.”

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1. "Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children." 6

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The Nuclear Tourist Text Evidence  Roisin Dowd, 5th                             

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The Nuclear Tourist Text Evidence  Roisin Dowd, 5th                             

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1. Paragraph 6 "Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children."         2. Paragraph 11 "In a crazy way, Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be."
3. Paragraph 17 "Within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions."
4. Paragraph 20 "But most of the effects were slow in unfolding. So far, some 6,000 people who were exposed as children to irradiated milk and other food have had thyroid cancer."

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1. “What they couldn't see or feel—until hours or days later when the sickness set in—were the invisible poisons.” Pargraph-18
2. “Sixty miles away in Kiev, Ukraine’s capital city, weeks of bloody demonstrations had led in February to the explosion of the president and the installation of a new government”. Paragraph-11
3. “— almost 50,000 people lived in Pripyat — that had been abandoned in a rush, left to devices of nature.”Paragraph-10
4. “It was not until 36 hours after the accident that the evacuation began.” Paragraph-19

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1.paragraph 6, “anyways,she added she is not planning to have children”

2.paragraph 11, “ in a crazy way Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be”

3 Paragraph 17, “within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions”
4 paragraph 20, “three workers died during the explosion and 28 within a year from radiation positioning”

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4:" but most of the effects were slow in unfolding" paragraph 20

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"anway she added, she is not planning to have children" paragraph 6
2."Russian troops were massing on Ukraine's eastern border. In a carzy way Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be" paragraph 11
3."Within 40 seconds a power surge serverly overheatd the reacotr, repturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions". paragraph 17
4. "Three workers died during the explosion, and 28 withinthe year from a radiation posioning. But most of the effects were slow in unfolding". paragraph 20

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1. They say that 5 sieverts of radiation is enough to kill you paragraph 1
2 Nuclear tourism. Coming around the time of Fukushima disaster the idea seemed absurd paragraph 10
3 the asphalt roof of the plant began burning and much more theratning paragraph 17
4 most of the effects were slow in unfolding paragraph 20
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1. “She’s not planning on having children” - paragraph 6
2. “Russian troops were massing on Ukraine’s eastern border. In a crazy way, Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be.”- paragraph 11
3.”within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions”- paragraph 17
4.” But most of the effects were slow and unfolding”-paragraph 20

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1: she is not planning to have children paragraph 6
2:"ukraines captial city weeks of bloody demonstrations had lef to the expulsion of the president and the installation of a new government" paragraph 11
3: "within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor and quickly settung off two explosions" paragraph 17

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1. "You can't see the radiation" she said in  Ukrainian. Anyway she added she is not planning to have children.(Paragraph 6)
2. "In a crazy way, Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be." (Paragraph 11)
3. Within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions" (Paragraph 17)
4." The immediate death toll was surprisingly small. Three workers died during the explosion, and 28 within a year from radiation." (Paragraph 20)

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1. "You cant see the radiation"
P. 6
2. False, P28. (Blade of rusting earthmover that had been used to plow under radiation topsoil: 186 Micro Sieverts per hour"
3. True, powerful in this case was a opinion, P 17. (All of 17)
4. True and false, Effects were both seen during and way after the event. Also the way how people see the "devastation" in their own mind. P 20 (Entirety)

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1. “ you can’t see radiation” she said. “She is not planning to have children.” Paragraph 6.
2. “ Russian troops were massing on Ukraine’s eastern border. In a crazy way ,Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be.” Paragraph 11
3. “ In 2011, Chernobyl, site of the world’s worst catastrophe at a nuclear power plant, was officially declared a tourist attraction.” Paragraph 9
4. “ 600,000 workers and residents who received the highest doses, possibly resulting in thousands of premature deaths.” Paragraph 20

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1.) In paragraph 6 it states “....She is not planning to have children.”
2.) In paragraph 11 it states “Sixty miles away in Kiev,Ukraine’s capital city,weeks of bloody demonstrations had led in February to the expulsion of the president and the installation of a new government”
3.) In paragraph 20 it says “So far, some 6,000 people who were exposed as children to irradiated milk and other food have had thyroid cancer.”  and  “...the overall mortality rate from cancer may rise by a few percent among the 600,000 workers and residents who received the highest doses, possibly resulting in thousands of premature deaths.”
4.)  In paragraph 6 it says “You can’t see radiation...”

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1. "You can’t see radiation,” she said in Ukrainian. Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children" Paragraph 6
"But most of the effects were slow in unfolding. So far, some 6,000 people who were exposed as children to irradiated milk and other food have had thyroid cancer." Paragraph 20
".....who received the highest doses, possibly resulting in thousands of premature deaths." Paragraph 20.
2.) "Russian troops were massing on Ukraine’s eastern border. In a crazy way, Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be." Paragraph 11
3.)"Within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting off two explosions." Paragraph 17
4.) "But most of the effects were slow in unfolding. So far, some 6,000 people who were exposed as children to irradiated milk and other food have had thyroid cancer."  Paragraph 20

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1. "You can't see radiation," she said in Ukrainian.  Anyway, she added, she's not planning to have children." (P6)
2. " In response to the upheaval

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1. " you can't see the radiation " she said in ukrainian. anyways , she added, she is not planning to have children"
2. " chernobyl felt like the safest place to be "
3. " to date, the chernobyl incident is the worst nuclear power plant disaster in history "
4. " 600,000 workers and residents who received the highest doses, possibly resulted in thousands of premature deaths "

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1. paragraph 6 “you cant see radiation,” she said in Ukrainian. anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children.”
2. paragraph 11 “Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be.”
3. paragraph 3 “ 0.19 microsieverts per hour—- a fraction of millionth of a single seivert, a measure of radiation exposure
4. paragraph 20 “But most of the effects were slow in unfolding.”

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1. "You can’t see radiation,” she said in Ukrainian. Anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children" Paragraph 6

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1. Paragraph 6 “ anyway, she added, she is not planning to have children.”
2. Paragraph 11 “ in a crazy way, Chernobyl felt like the safest place to be.”
3. Paragraph 17 “ within 40 seconds a power surge severely overheated the reactor, rupturing some of the fuel assemblies and quickly setting of two explosions.”
4. Paragraph 20 “ three workers died during the explosion, an 28 within a year from radiation poisoning.”