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Adjectives and substantives

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1) It's difficult for a young teacher to have a whole class of fifteen-years-oldsfifteen-year-oldsfifteen years oldI don't know, because at that age, young people are quite restless...
2) A counsel for the defence must protect and defend the unjust-accusedthe unjustly accusedthe unjustly accusedsI don't know as well as the suspects he knows are guilty...
3) As sincere environmentalists, the Greens'the Greensthe green'sthe GreenI don't know fight for the protection of our childrens' futures....
4) We must respect the Greens' ideasthe green's ideasthe ideas of the GreensI don't know if we want to keep our planet from being destroyed by mankind.
5) I don't like the theatre of the Absurdsof the Absurd'sof the AbsurdabsurdI don't know at all! In fact, I'm just back from 'The Caretaker' by Pinter and I hated it!...
6) Recently, in 2010, unthinkablethe unthinkablethe unthinkablesI don't know happened in Haïti : An earthquake destroyed a vast majority of the island. Thousands of volunteers from various NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) searched the rubble for the livingthe alivethe livingsI don't know they could save, but also for deadsthe deadthe deadsdeadI don't know, in order to give the bodies back to their mourning families. They took care of the illthe sicksthe sickthe illsI don't know and the totally deprivedthe deprived totallytotally deprivedI don't know, helped and comforted them. They built refugee 'villages' where the homelesseshomelessesthe homelesshomelessI don't know could be sheltered 'momentarily'. After preventing the death of the innocentthe death of the innocentsthe innocents'deaththe innocent's deathI don't know some of these NGOs remained in the country to help to clean and rebuild a small part of the country. Among Haïtians, the extremely poorsthe extremely poorextremely poorsextremely poorI don't know are still in countless numbers. But solidarity is still playing its part : whitesthe whitesthe whitewhiteI don't know, mostly tourists, could be sent back to their countries and blacksthe blacksthe blackblackI don't know, the natives, are slowly and courageously regaining hope. The developed countries mustn't forget Haïtians or let them down....