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Is it true that all of us are equal?
I have a question for you. Do you think I'm serious? If I was a disabled person, do you think you would take me as seriously as you do now ?
Let's talk about these people. About their rights, about how the world perceive them.
Let's talk about how much they struggle because of us. They can't reach us because we don't allow them to do so. Look at our buildings, schools, and our means of transportation. We all know that despite the progress, they still lack of accessibility.
Moreover, let's talk about the judgment they receive. Mockery, prying eyes.... And when we don't judge them, we idealize them. We see them as "inspiration" just because of their disability. In fact, we are just denying their individuality and their own challenges.
But keep in mind that we are all the same.
Are we more qualified or productive than them?
Why do we infantalize them and judge them less autonomous ?
Do you think all these prejudices and stereotypes about them are normal?
We must accept the differences of each other.
It's not up to them to adapt to us, but it's up to us to adapt to them.
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to proceed to…
to approach some place
to manoeuvre (in restricted waters)
to put to sea
to enter the port of (name)
to leave the port for (open sea)
to leave the port
to move ahead
to move astern
to pass through (dangerous area)
to arrive at port (ETA)
to call at port for
to shift from berth to berth
to cross the traffic lane
to be underway
to make a way
to make a way through the water
to make no way through the water
to get underway
to keep underway
to keep present course
to steer (dangerous course)
to make landfall \ approach anchorage place \ dangerous area
to steer the course
to pass ahead of
to pass on portside
to pass on starboard side
to pass each other port-to-port/red –to- red
to run into danger
to overtake a vessel
to steer a steady course
to alter course \ direct course \ change course
to follow (in the wake of) a pilot launch/a tug/an ice-breaker
to reduce speed/slow down
to cross the bow
to con a vessel \ conduct a vessel
to increase speed
to leave the port
to con a vessel (Master is on/in con)
to proceed at … speed At what speed…
to reach (some place)
to swing at anchor
to keep in line
to navigate in traffic line
to move in one direction
to keep to starboard/port side of fairway
to cross the leading line
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A murder case
On the night of the 25th of March, Mr Green was found dead in his study. His body was discovered at 11 pm by Miss Scarlet. The police were called to the crime scene. According to Inspector Lestrade, Mr Green was shot. Indeed, the gun was spotted in a bush under the window. Unfortunately, no fingerprints were detected on it. The window was smashed and glass shards were scattered all over the carpet. Three suspects were questioned by Sherlock Holmes. They were seen in the house the night of the murder. They all had a motive.
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