1. Oversight of cruise lines at issue Difficult points

2. Paragraph 16 «The other possibility is that they were just a shower of turkeys – incompetent- on the bridge»

3. Macmillan English Dictionary, 2009 shower. n 5 (British informal), a group of people who you do not like or respect / it banda/ branco turkey. 2(a)American informal: a person that you think is silly or stupid; it. stupido/idiota

4. SUGGESTED TRANSLATION Laltra possibilità é che quelli sul ponte fossero solo una banda di stupidi e incompetenti

5. Last paragraph « Insurers, too, are expected to take a short-term hit.»

6. Macmillan English dictionary 2009 Hit. 2a an occasion when something such as a bomb or bullet lands on something, causing damage ; it una bomba, un colpo, un danno

7. Possible translation Ci si aspetta che anche gli assicuratori subiscano/subiranno un danno a breve scadenza.

8. Paragraph 22 We were asked to go for a safety briefing and it was nothing but a sales pitch for excursions

9. Macmillan English Dictionary Sales pitch. The statements and promises someone makes in an attempt to persuade someone else to buy something It. Imbonimento, reclamizzare un prodotto, fare pubblicità, pubblicità

10. SUGGESTED TRANSLATION «Ci è stato chiesto di partecipare a un incontro sulla sicurezza, ma tutto si è risolto in un discorsetto per reclamizzare le escursioni»

11. PARAGRAPH 25 James Rollo, a leisure- industry analyst at Morgan Stanley

12. SUGGESTED TRANSLATION James Rollo, un analista dellindustria del divertimento/ del tempo libero presso la banca daffari Morgan and Stanley

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