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In
England
,
"
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the
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)
on
"
is
a
phrase
heard
often
,
as
people
enjoy
stopping
for
a
(
22
)
of
tea
and
perhaps
a
biscuit
.
This
daily
ritual
becomes
much
more
formal
in
a
(
23
)
or
hotel
setting
.
If
you
go
out
for
cream
tea
,
you
may
get
loose
tea
,
brewed
in
a
(
24
)
and
served
at
your
table
.
This
is
accompanied
by
(
25
)
and
(
26
)
scones
.
There
are
different
regional
(
27
)
traditions
about
how
cream
tea
is
served
.
In
Devon
,
they
tend
to
put
the
cream
on
the
scone
first
,
with
strawberry
jam
on
top
,
whereas
on
Cornwall
they
spread
(
28
)
on
the
scone
first
and
put
the
jam
on
before
the
cream
.
A
traditional
afternoon
tea
would
also
be
accompanied
with
delicate
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29
)
such
as
cucumber
,
egg
,
ham
,
and
smoked
(
30
)
,
as
well
as
cakes
.
However
you
choose
to
accompany
it
,
remember
that
in
England
,
ordinary
tea
is
always
drunk
with
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.
?
One
of
London
?
s
newest
(
21
)
has
opened
at
the
old
Millennium
Dome
in
Greenwich
.
It
is
now
called
The
O2
,
and
hosts
a
number
of
unusual
and
exciting
events
.
The
O2
bubble
doubles
up
as
an
art
(
22
)
where
you
can
expect
to
find
different
(
23
)
throughout
the
year
,
such
as
the
very
popular
(
24
)
of
treasures
from
Tutankhamun
?
s
tomb
held
recently
.
The
O2
Arena
is
also
used
for
live
concerts
,
attracting
(
25
)
names
like
Rihanna
,
Kylie
,
Linkin
Park
and
Alicia
Keys
.
And
if
you
don
?
t
manage
to
get
a
(
26
)
for
a
specific
(
27
)
at
The
O2
,
you
can
always
take
a
(
28
)
to
the
wonderful
Entertainment
Avenue
.
It
is
packed
with
restaurants
,
bars
,
clubs
and
a
cinema
.
In
November
there
?
s
even
an
ice
disco
!
Major
sporting
events
are
also
held
at
the
O2
.
You
can
(
29
)
online
,
by
visiting
the
website
,
where
you
can
also
take
a
virtual
(
30
)
of
the
centre
.
One
of
the
biggest
changes
in
the
way
people
in
Britain
have
spent
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21
)
in
recent
years
has
been
the
increase
in
the
amount
of
time
spent
watching
television
.
The
average
winter
viewing
(
22
)
are
now
about
twenty
-
eight
hours
per
week
.
As
you
might
expect
,
television
viewing
is
(
23
)
in
summer
than
in
winter
and
more
popular
with
old
people
than
with
any
other
age
group
.
Viewing
also
varies
according
to
(
24
)
,
with
professional
and
managerial
classes
watching
less
than
the
unskilled
and
the
unemployed
.
(
25
)
,
women
watch
more
than
men
.
?
British
TV
has
an
international
reputation
for
producing
programmes
of
a
(
26
)
,
such
as
documentaries
,
nature
programmes
,
comedies
and
drama
series
and
according
to
the
government
there
should
be
a
(
27
)
of
"
competition
,
quality
and
choice
"
in
any
plans
for
the
future
of
TV
.
However
,
not
everyone
agrees
that
more
TV
means
better
TV
and
it
has
been
argued
that
the
(
28
)
of
programmes
may
drop
in
the
future
with
companies
(
29
)
on
making
programmes
with
a
mass
appeal
such
as
soap
operas
,
quiz
shows
and
situation
comedies
.
"
Minority
"
programmes
,
such
as
many
of
those
(
30
)
on
BBC2
and
Channel
4
,
might
disappear
.
.
.
One
worrying
feature
about
(
21
)
in
Britain
is
that
more
people
die
of
heart
disease
and
(
22
)
(
40
per
cent
of
men
and
38
per
cent
of
women
)
than
of
any
other
group
of
(
23
)
.
Heart
disease
kills
about
30
,
000
men
(
24
)
of
65
every
year
.
(
25
)
in
Britain
are
among
the
(
26
)
in
the
world
and
have
increased
over
the
last
ten
years
.
Most
victims
have
a
history
of
high
cholesterol
levels
,
high
(
27
)
,
smoking
,
and
attempts
have
been
(
28
)
to
improve
the
British
diet
and
to
persuade
people
to
stop
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29
)
.
The
number
of
smokers
has
fallen
but
there
is
little
coordination
between
government
departments
to
influence
the
nation
?
s
diet
or
to
advise
on
(
30
)
and
consumption
.
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