MIAMI - Sastre11
Instances of gente for speaker DIE

250DIElaS genteS noS entiendenS conS losS foreclosures .
  lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG gentepeople.N.F.SG nonot.ADV entiendenunderstand.V.3P.PRES conwith.PREP losthe.DET.DEF.M.PL foreclosuresforeclosure.N.PL .
  the people don't take responsibility of the foreclosures.
455DIEAlemaniaSE tieneS unS programaS (.) queS leS paganS (.) aS laS genteS (.) queS puedenS producirS energíaS .
  Alemanianame tienehave.V.3S.PRES unone.DET.INDEF.M.SG programaschedule.N.M.SG quethat.PRON.REL lehim.PRON.OBL.MF.23S paganpay.V.3P.PRES ato.PREP lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG gentepeople.N.F.SG quethat.PRON.REL puedenbe_able.V.3P.PRES producirproduce.V.INFIN energíapower.N.F.SG .
  Germany has a programme where people are paid so they can produce energy.
457DIEso laS genteS ahoraS estánS comprandoS .
  soso.ADV lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG gentepeople.N.F.SG ahoranow.ADV estánbe.V.3P.PRES comprandobuy.V.PRESPART .
  so people are buying now.
531DIEmira en mi teléfono (.) yo tengo mi calendario entero que la gente en mi oficina tienen acceso .
  miralook.V.2S.IMPER enin.PREP mimy.ADJ.POSS.MF.1S.SG teléfonotelephone.N.M.SG yoI.PRON.SUB.MF.1S tengohave.V.1S.PRES mimy.ADJ.POSS.MF.1S.SG calendariocalendar.N.M.SG enterointeger.N.M.SG quethat.PRON.REL lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG gentepeople.N.F.SG enin.PREP mimy.ADJ.POSS.MF.1S.SG oficinaoffice.N.F.SG tienenhave.V.3P.PRES accesoaccess.N.M.SG .
  look at my telephone, I have my whole calendar and the people at my office have access to it.
1059DIEdondeS muchaS genteS hanS perdidoS susS trabajosS razónS deS NaftaSE .
  dondewhere.REL muchamuch.ADJ.F.SG gentepeople.N.F.SG hanhave.V.3P.PRES perdidomiss.V.PASTPART sushis.ADJ.POSS.MF.3SP.PL trabajoswork.N.M.PL razónreason.N.F.SG deof.PREP Naftaname .
  where many people have lost their work because of NAFTA.

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