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The plans below show the changes of the particular area from 1965 to the present-
day and the plans also give a description of the proposed changes proposed changes 
proposed changes in future. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the 
main features and make comparisons where relevant. 
The two given pictures show the layout of an area in a city in 1965 and 2015 and also show 
some changes planned for 2018. It can be seen that the area around the river has been 
developed a lot over the given period and the development is expected to continue in the 
coming years.
In 1965, there was a Tam River flowing from north to south, with a branch flowing from the 
west to the east. Between this branch and the main river, in the northwest, some trees were 
there, whereas in the southwest, a city was there. A few houses were there in the northeast, 
whereas the southeast area was totally barren. 
Now a car park has replaced the trees on the northwest, and the number of houses has 
increased on the northeast. One bridge has been made on the river towards the north of the 
tributary and one footbridge has been made towards the south of the tributary. Two car 
parks, one amidst the houses, and the other on the south west of the river, have been 
projected for 2018.
Overall, the area has seen a lot of development over the past 50 years and more changes are 
proposed for the future. 
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The diagram below shows the production of olive oil. Write a report for a 
university lecturer describing the information below. 
The given process depicts the stages in the production of olive oil. It is clear from the picture 
that there are seven main stages from the picking to the final sale. 
To start with, olives are picked from the olive trees. After that, the fresh olives are washed in 
cold water and rinsed several times until they are clean enough. Then the olives are put on a 
belt before being put in a smashing device in which they are smashed and separated into 
olive stones and olive paste. In the fourth stage, the olive paste is put into a bag with holes 
and the whole thing is put in a pressing apparatus where it is pressed to get the maximum 
possible liquid. In the sixth step this liquid is put in another separating device in which it is 
separated into oil and water. The water and oil come out through separate outlets. Finally, 
oil is packed in bottles for storage and sale in the market.
Overall, it is seen that olive oil manufacturing is a complex process involving many steps 
and many devices.