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    Narrator: The elderly are found across all countries and cultures.

    And 1 Are increasing


    their numbers (1)……………… as people live longer.
    2 9 billion
    There are over seven billion people in the world today. And this number
    could reach (2)……………… by the year 2050. There will be more elderly in 3 See aging population
    the world than ever before. We will (3)…………….. all over the world in the
    21st century. 4 Much older much faster

    Andrew Zolli: In places like the United States, Europe, even China, we see 5 Live
    populations that are getting (4)……………………………
    6
    Narrator: But how old is old? In the natural world, there are animals that
    (5)……………………Some researchers believe that some whales can live for 7
    (6)…………………… Giant tortoises are known to live for 150 years or more.
    Elephants are known to live for up to 70 years. 8

    (7)………………… live longer than most animals. They can live to a maximum 9
    of (8)………………. Of course, most humans (9)…………………. But there are
    places in the world where people live longer – and healthier – lives. 10

    This is Sardinia, an island off the coast of Italy. It has a very high number 11
    of (10)…………………………………... These are people who live to see their
    100th birthday. One example is Antonio Bruno, who was still healthy and 12
    happy at 103 years old.
    13
    Japan also has a very high number of centenarians. (11)………………………….
    may be found on the Japanese island of Okinawa, where people live 14
    longer and healthier lives than anywhere else in the world.
    15
    In some ways, centenarians in Okinawa and Sardinia have similar
    lifestyles, even if their cultures are different. They tend to (12)……………… 16
    and (13)……………………They have hobbies, like this Okinawan woman who
    17
    (14)…………………. every day. Most centenarians also have (15)………………….,
    and they have (16)……………...
    18
    These centenarians seem to be (17)………………. – but how much longer will
    19
    such healthy lifestyles last? Younger people are (18)…………………………, may
    be (19)………………… than their parents and grandparents. With increasing
    20
    globalization, these traditional lifestyles (20)………………………..
    21
    People today are turning to (21)……………………… to help live longer lives.
    Some scientists have started to treat aging (22)……………. instead of (23)
    22
    …………… of human life.
    23
    For now, though, there are few centenarians like this 102-year-old in the
    world. However, if (24)………………… – eat healthy, stay active, and keep 24
    our families close – then we may (25) ………………. in our future. And our
    future may be very long indeed.
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