[00:01.29]Thank you.and now one final question, please.
[00:04.61]Yes, the man in the green jacket.
[00:06.38]Could you make it a quick question?
[00:08.58]Er, yes. Dr Cartwright...
[00:10.96]do you think future generations
[00:12.71]are going to live longer than they do now?
[00:14.80]In my opinion, yes-
[00:16.55]at least if trends continue the way
[00:18.13]they're going-
[00:19.32]in developed countries at any rate.
[00:21.53]By the year 2020, over twenty percent
[00:24.13]of the population in developed countries
[00:25.61]will be over eighty.Just think about that.
[00:28.75]But I think the real problem will be to try
[00:30.61]to find ways of making people
[00:32.41]not just live longer-
[00:34.17]but to have a better quality of life.
[00:36.92]And of course the big challenge
[00:38.30]is the third world where life is much,
[00:40.41]much shorter than in the developed world.
[00:42.57]But that's another subject...
[00:44.39]Well, there you are.
[00:45.78]Thank you very much for coming,Dr Cartwright.
[00:47.87]My next guest has been in the news this week...
[00:51.57]Exercise 3 Listen again.Complete each statement
[00:56.38]from Dr Cartwright with a few words.
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