Vous avez cherché: to the one who has much more will be given (Espagnol - Anglais)

to the one who is the lord, father and potter.
to the one who is the lord, father and potter.

"there is no suffering for the one who has completed the journey."
"there is no suffering for the one who has completed the journey."

the difference between them is 66 - 45 = 21 gbp, so again not our target. now we go to day -2. remember to use the initial figures. so we have: alicante (15%): 60 * 1.15 = 69 dublin (-5%): 50 * (1-0.05) = 50 * 0.95 = 47.5 the difference between them is 69 - 47.5 = 21.5 gbp, not our target either. so, finally, we should mark the last optionone of the above is correct. myadvice 1) there is a nice shortcut in this exercise that probably most candidates would not see, especially in the rush of an exam, because it is necessary to have a very keen eye with charts and numerical data. i am going to explain it, even to beginning candidates, because i am sure that, with more practice, they will be able to see it too. after we have calculated the difference in price between alicante and dublin flights for day -4, which is 18 gbp, higher than our target (15 gbp), we could have a look again to the chart, more attentive this time, to realise that, for day -3, the difference between the two prices has to be even larger now, because dublin remained at the same point (-10%) but alicante raised to 10%. therefore, if the difference is larger than the one of the previous day (18 gbp), could it be 15 gbp as we are looking for our target? obviously not, so we should skip this option too. and going to day -2 in the table, we can observe that the difference between the two prices has to be approximately the same as in day -3,
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