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Read the direct questions below. Decide which of the completed introductions are best. Select the correct answers.

Direct question: Is tourism having a negative effect on the culture of visited countries?
- Foreign visitors can have a detrimental impact on the traditions and beliefs of the host countries, there are many occasions where this is not the situation, as will now be explained
- Although foreign visitors can have a detrimental impact on the traditions and beliefs of the host countries, there are many occasions where this is not the situation, as I will now be explained.
- Although foreign visitors can have a detrimental impact on the traditions and beliefs of the host countries, this is often true, as will now be explained.
- Although foreign visitors can have a detrimental impact on the traditions and beliefs of the host countries, there are many occasions where this is not the situation, as will now be explained.
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Direct question: What are the solutions to good students sometimes failing because they do poorly in examinations?
- Although many people may study hard, there are some who do not perform well in formal assessments. There are a number of possible resolutions to this, as will be discuss below.
- On the one hand, many people may study hard, there are some who do not perform well in formal assessments. There are a number of possible resolutions to this, as will be discussed below.
- Although many people may study hard, there are some who do not perform well in formal assessments. There are a number of possible resolutions to this, as will be discussed below.
- Although many people may study hard, there are some who do not perform well in formal assessments. There are a number of reasons to agree with this, as will be discussed below.
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Direct question: Should people who suffer from health consequences due to addictions not be entitled to healthcare?
- It can be argued that addicts who become ill due to their habits should not have the same access to medical treatment as non-addicted patients. This is clearly wrong as will be presented below.
- It can be argued that addicts who become ill due to their habits should not have the same access to medical treatment as non-addicted patients. There is a clear argument to support this as will be presented below.
- It can be argued that addicts who become ill due to their habits should not have the same access to medical treatment as non-addicted patients. There is a clear argument to support both points of view as will be presented below.
- It can be argued that addicts who become ill due to their habits should not have the same access to medical treatment as non-addicted patients. It can also be argued that they should be able to receive medical help when required.
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