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Some people are afraid to go out for fear of being robbed on the streets. Still, there are robberies that happen I side houses. What do u think is the best things a person can do to ensure his/her own security? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

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The map below illustrates the design of the
sport
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centre
 in
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 university as it currently looks and how it is expected to look in the future after the reconstructions. Overall, the
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centre
 is expected to be expanded, with new facilities as well as a shop and a café. In the present, the
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centre
count
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 with one entrance
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 the south
side
 just before the reception. It has a 25 metres pool surrounded by a gym in the north
side
, a seating area in the east, a changing room in the west and the reception in the south. Currently, there are two outdoor courts one on the right
side
 of the
centre
 and one on the left
side
. In the future, the pool is expected to remain with the same
dimentions
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dimensions
.
However
, a new
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leisure
 pool will be built
next
 to the changing room, where the left outdoor court is currently.
In addition
, there will be a
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 shop, on the west-south of the
centre
. The
centre
 will be
also
 provided with a café on the east-south. In the future, the gym will be expanded .
Lastly
, the
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centre
 will have two dance studios and
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 hall located in the north-east of the map.
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    • Sentence 2 - Example
    • Sentence 3 - Discussion
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • 1. Security systems: A set of integrated devices and software designed to protect against intrusions.
  • 2. Surveillance: Continuous observation of a place or person to gather information, often for security purposes.
  • 3. Reinforce: To strengthen or support, especially with additional materials.
  • 4. Vigilant: Keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
  • 5. Deadbolt locks: A type of lock that is much stronger and provides greater security than a regular spring lock.
  • 6. Neighborhood watch: A community-based program where residents collaborate to monitor and report suspicious activities.
  • 7. Cautious behavior: Actions taken to avoid potential dangers or risks.
  • 8. Self-defense: The act of defending oneself from physical harm.
  • 9. Community initiatives: Efforts organized by a group of people living in the same area to improve their common welfare.
  • 10. Deterrence: The action of discouraging an action or event through instilling doubt or fear of the consequences.
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