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in 1980 - Linguapress
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EFL newsmagazines, published from 1980 to 2001, had readers in high
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over Europe, notably in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria,
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pre-Internet era, before the World Wide
Web put worldwide news in any language into every school at the click
of a mouse, Linguapress newsmagazines in graded English offered
teachers and students a unique way of keeping abreast of the
current affairs from the English-speaking countries.
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