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development of a vaccine may be the only way for India to combat AIDS But costs remain high, 
even though an Indian company has begun to produce some of the treatment drugs in India. 
184 -It is stated in the passage that --- . 
A) 4 million people in India are taking medication for HIV 
B) none of the HIV medication is produced in India 
C) HIV positive Indians may have got the disease at cocktail parties 
D) if the HIV medication were a little cheaper, everyone would be able to afford it 
E) there is no country in the world with more HIV positive citizens than India 
185 -The "AIDS cocktail" ---- . 
A) is widely available and inexpensive 
B) is produced in India by an Indian company 
C) is taken by all HIV positive Indians every day
D) consists of about 20 different kinds of medicine 
E) was devised, by an Indian doctor to combat AIDS 
186 -The word 'indigenous" in the passage probably means ------ . 
A) inexpensive
B) local 
C) imported
D) convenient
E) efficient 
US citizens are legally permitted to arrive in the Netherlands as tourists, 'and then look for work 
while they're there. However, nobody can work legally in the Netherlands, without a social -fiscal, 
SOFI, number: yet, the Tax Office won't issue a SOFI number to non -EU nationals without a 
residence permit, and the Aliens' Police won't issue the permit to anyone without a SOFI number. 
These regulations are designed to make things difficult, but there do seem to be ways around them. If 
you can find an employer who will give both the Tax Office and the Aliens' Police a written 
statement to say that you alone are the right person to do the job, you may be granted a residence 
permit and a SOFI number. Otherwise, apart from marrying a Dutch citizen, there is little you can do 
legally to establish yourself there.