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that the existing $737s$ and the new $737$ MAX series were relatively

the same sort $of$ airplane, and could save pilot training costs.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}36.On$ October $29,2018$ a Quantas Air Flight $610$ using $a737$ MAX

airplane crashed into the JAVA SEA killing all $189$ passengers

and crew aboard.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}37.On10$ March, $2019,$ Ethiopian Airlines Flight $302$ using $a737$ MAX

Airplane crashed shortly after takeoff killing all $157$ people aboard.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}38.$ Boeing engineers installed $in$ the $737$ MAX series planes a MCAS

software system that had the purpose $of$ automatically stabilizing

the airplane $ifit$ took off $at$ too sharp $an$ angle.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}39.$ The success $of$ the functioning $of$ the MCAS software depended $on$

the proper action $of$ a $sensor$

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}40.$ After the crashes, investigations showed that pilots were unable

$To$ fix the $high$ nose$$ problem since the plane was under the control $of$ the Software, and this could crash the airplane.

$-5-$

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{41.}As$ a result $of$ the airplane crashes, Boeing$s$ CEO promised that

The company would halt productin $of$ new $737$ MAX aircraft. $By$

the end $of2020,$ Boeing had over $500$ jets sitting idle $in$ its parking

lots.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{42.}$ NESTLE $isan$ established international water bottling and food

Company with control over $70of$ the world$s$ bottled water brands.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{43.}In$ Canada, Nestle has claimed that $most$ water bottles avoid

Landfill sites and are recycled. Bottled water $is$ the most

environmentally responsible consumer product $in$ the world.$$

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{44.}$ Local activist groups $in$ the Guelph area $in$ Ontario claim that

the $3\mathrm{.}6$ million litres $of$ water that Nestle $is$ pumping per day

from their well $in$ Aberfoyle $isunsustainable$ for the future.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{45.}$ The Province $of$ Ontario licenses companies such $as$ Nestle

$so$ that they can pump water from local wells.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{46.}$ There have been few controversies $in$ Canada over the high

volume $of$ water that Nestle has extracted from local wells.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}47.$ Some $of$ the positive aspects $of$ Nestle$s$ presence $in$ Ontario $is$ that

they create over $1,000$ jobs $in$ the Guelph area and contribute over $$200$million $to$ economic activity $in$ Ontario.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}48.In$ British Columbia, water extraction $is$ now regulated $by$

Legislation $so$ that the Government can step $in$ with mandatory

Restrictions $if$ there $is$ a drought.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}49.$ Nestle$s$ global strategy $isto$ try $to$ monopolize the world$s$

Bottled water industry $by$ promising jobs and infrastructure

$to$ economically disadvantaged areas $in$ exchange for fresh water

access.

${?}_{{?}_{?}}{?}_{{?}_{?}}50.$ The demand for bottled water $on$ a world basis $is$ decreasing.