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III. Read and translate the following words:

Liaison, virus, vulnerability, duplicate, medieval, Inquisition, heretic, crusader, epidemiologist, friar, inquisitor, heresy, pilgrimage, doctrine, isolation, Franciscan, Dominican.

IV. Complete the following sentences according to the text.

  1. In the 13th century, Catholic inquisitors halted the spread of heresy by …

  2. Because … Barabasi called the network "scale-free".

  3. At the start of the Inquisition, the Catholic church used …

  4. By the 1230s the church had worked out …

  5. By 1250 there were …

  6. The Dominican friar Bernard Gui, whose … is probably the best known, makes it …

  7. Once the inquisitors had established the importance of …

  8. It was only towards the end of the 13th century that the inquisitors began to …

  9. In 1293 William was on the run in …

  10. The inquisitors sent out a spy to …

  11. It is no accident that the Inquisition adopted the same methods that now are applied to dealing with …

  12. The modern applications of scale-free network theory, such as …, are … . So it is a sign of … . It could almost be called … .

V. Answer the questions:

  1. When and how did the Catholic inquisitors halt the spread of heresy?

  2. By what is the common thread provided?

  3. By whom and when were the properties of these networks unearthed?

  4. What did the bot find and what was Barabasi’s reaction?

  5. What methods of dealing with heretics did the Catholic Church use at the start of the Inquisition?

  6. Why did the inquisitors resolve to find the best way to wipe out the heretic infection?

  7. What was the custodial sentence and after what was it born?

  8. What were forced to wear those who had knowingly mixed with heretics?

  9. Who was one of the most influential people of heresy?

  10. How much did the whole operation cost in modern terms?

  11. The modern applications of scale-free network theory are the sign of what?

VI. Use the following words in the sentences given below: accusation, accuse, accusatory, the accused, accusing, accusingly.

  1. The government was ... of incompetence.

  2. ... was/were acquitted of the charge.

  3. “Edward!”she said ... .

  4. ... of corruption have been made/brought/laid against him.

  5. His tone was ... .

  6. The report points an ... finger at the insurance industry.

  7. There was a hint of ... in her voice.

  8. They stand ... of crimes of the utmost gravity.

VII. Memorize the following phraseological units and use them in the sentences of your own.

  1. the hub of the universeшутл. центр мироздания; пуп земли

  2. up to the hubразг. по уши, с головой

  3. the slaughter of the innocents – избиение младенцев [этим. библ. Matthew 11, 16]

  4. the friar preached against stealing and had a goose/pudding in his sleeve – посл. «монах проповедует не красть, а у самого гусь/пудинг в рукаве»

  5. be fathoms deep in love быть безумно влюбленным; быть влюбленным по уши

  6. fathoms deep глубоко, основательно

  7. splendid isolation – 1) ист. полит. «блестящее одиночество», «блестящая изоляция» (английская дипломатическая доктрина, характеризовавшаяся отказом от длительных союзов с другими державами; союз или соглашение заключались только в случае непосредственной опасности); 2) иногда ирон. гордое одиночество

* Provide your own examples of scale-free networks.

    1. Write in the transcription and memorize the following words.

confection

speculation

to spun over

admirer

detector

to rally

dubious

scarce

heyday

remove

revered

to testify

ill-equipped

disarray

to loom

to afflict with

stammer

an ordeal

mourner

chilly wind

final respect

coffin

opulent

abundance

footman

chef

chauffeur

vague

lavish

entourage

tighten

insulate

immaculately

retinue

wry

mischievous

superb

pastel finery

сладость

размышление

накручивать

поклонник

клеветник

объединять

сомнительный, неясный

скудный, дефицитный

зенит славы

устранять

почитать, уважать

свидетельствовать

плохо подготовленный

неупорядоченность

обвивать

страдать от ч-л

заикание

тяжелое испытание

присутствующий на похоронах

зябкий ветер

последнюю дань

гроб

богатый, роскошный

изобилие, избыток

лакей

шеф-повар

шофёр

смутные, неясные

расточительный, щедрый

эскорт, свита

затянуть, натянуть

изолировать, разобщать

безукоризненно

свита, эскорт

кривой, противоречивый

озорной, вредный

прекрасный, отличный

наряд в пастельных тонах

tabloid newspapers

жёлтая пресса

crucial support

сокрушительная поддержка

to be all about

иметь отношение к ч-л

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