Sudan after Independence Referendum.

Exercise 1. Read the text and complete the sentences by choosing a suitable phrasal verb in the correct tense form.

Exercise 5. Paraphrase each of the sentences providing a suitable phrasal verb antonym for the phrasal verb underlined.

1. We need to stock up with food for Easter.
2. It was late and the children turned in.
3. Sometimes friends fall out with each other.
4. This skirt needs to be taken in.
5. The militant held back important information.
6. The professor gave out test papers.
7. The bus got in late.
8. The girl was brought to.
9. The brave firemen put the fire out.
10. We were woken up by some noise.

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Thousands of northern Sudanese who 1._____ southern rebels during the north-south civil war are to be disarmed as part of a new deal. The agreement, mediated by the African Union, concerns the states of South Kordofan and Blue Nile. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have been displaced because of violence in South Kordofan, which has included aerial bombardments. Khartoum has 2._____ heavy criticism for what activists have called "ethnic cleansing" in the area. The framework agreement, signed in Ethiopia, stipulates that the northerners from South Kordofan and Blue Nile who 3._____ Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) rebels during the 21-year civil war will be integrated into the national army, or demobilised. The deal commits the Sudanese government and the northern wing of the SPLM to 4._____ the terms for a ceasefire. Joint political and security committees are to be formed. The recent clashes in South Kordofan were between the rebels from the Nuba Mountains and the North's Armed Forces. Members of the Nuba Mountains-South Kordofan Women and Children Group demonstrated in front of the UN compound in Kauda village, accusing the UN force of 5._____ President Omar al-Bashir's National Congress Party (NCP) in the recent violence. The fighting 6._____ after pro-southern groups were ordered to disarm after Ahmed Haroun was declared the winner of recent governorship elections in the state. Mr Haroun is wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity committed in Darfur. During the weekend, he said the situation in South Kordofan was now safe and people had started to return to their homes. But rights group Amnesty International said those who fled were being forced to go home despite continuing violence. There were reports of freshly laid landmines around Kadugli town and concern that humanitarian agencies are being prevented from accessing many areas.

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