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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #46730 Widdington
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One    of    Britain's    top    collectors    of    bonsai    trees,    Paul    Widdington,    believes    that    he    has    found    a    solution,    however.    After    losing    his    life's    work,    valued    at    £250,000,    when    burglars    broke    into    his    home    one    night,    Paul    decided    to    look    into    the    possibilities    of    electronically    tagging    the    trees    he    bought    as    a    replacement.    This    injecting    a    microchip    the    size    of    a    of    rice    into    the    trunk    of    each    tree.    Each    chip    is    laser-etched    with    information    which    is  stored  in    a    central    register    held    by    the    police.    Paul    is    quite    aware    that    this    kind    of    data-tagging    doesn't    thieves    from    stealing    the    trees    in    the    first    place,    although    it    may    increase    the    of    getting    them    back.    So    he's    also    a    security    alarm    system,    complete    with    infra-red    detectors,    in    his    home.

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