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Illinois residents in the flooded areas have been trying to evacuate ever since the flooding started.
Fast foods have made some Americans rich and have brought about a revolution in the eating habits of many Americans
It wasn’t heroic; it was easier than to die going to the train cars. And that people _______ (1) participated in the ghetto uprising were actually, in a sense, lucky. They had arms; they could do something about what was going on while those hundreds of thousands who were just led to the train cars were equally heroic, but their death _______ (2) much more difficult. (Special Fighters in Warsaw During World War II) Let us assume, that a man and a woman in the same company _______ (3) their jobs on the same day: he, because he is ill; she, because she’s about to have a child. And they return on the same day, but under the California law she gets her job back and he _____ (4) not. Is that fair? (Maternity Leave and Job Guarantee) Today, Governor Thompson declared a number of additional community state disaster areas, setting up the first step for Federal help. The rainy _______ (5) forecast is not of much comfort, and some weary workers and homeowners say the only thing left to do now is wait _______ (6) the flooding passes and put everything back together again. (Flooding in Illinois and Wisconsin) The combination of horror stories about people coming over the borders and editorials about congressional inability to act made members of Congress decide the time had ________ (7) to enact immigration reform. But supporters of reform warn the end is not here yet. The conference report must still pass both ________ (8) of Congress, and a Senate filibuster is always a possibility. (An Immigration Reform in US) Those are the memories that should be preserved, to be remembered and relied upon when harder times take hold. Those times ________ (9) a photographer like me will catch you at a party with a loneliness on your face that you didn’t think would show or bitterness tugging at your lips during a conversation you didn’t intend to be overheard. Well, we all slip up like this sometimes, and sooner or later we get caught with our guards ________ (10). (Photographs vs. Reality) Too _____ (11) secrets, too ____ (12) access to secrets, too many spies, too little accountability for securing our national secrets, and too little effort given to combating the very real threat which spies represent to our national security. (US Counter-Intelligence Efforts) The timing of Kalb’s action today is likely to add to the controversy _______ (13) government deception. And it comes at an awkward moment for the Reagan _______ (14), just days before an important pre-summit meeting with the Soviets in Iceland and in the wake of official denials about a downed guerrilla resupply plane in Nicaragua. (Bernard Kalb and Disinformation Program) We noted favorable trends in the ___ (15) East, not just the longing for peace by the Israeli and Arab peoples, but constructive actions taken by leaders in the region to breathe new life into the peace process. No one has done ________ (16) than Prime Minister Peres to that end. His vision, his statesmanship, and his tenacity are greatly appreciated here. (Israeli Prime Minister’s Last Visit to US)
1.I’m really looking forward to my Chinese life.
2.I greatly value the position we enjoy as one of your most important trade partners.
3.At any rate, the new strategy has brightened up the outlook for Euro-Chinese relations.
4.Primary schooling lasts 6 to 7 years and the curriculum is similar across the nation.
5.The new agreement is a positive sign of our cooperative bilateral relations.
6.That strategy admitted that Asia is at a stage of economic takeoff and that Europe is lagging behind the United States in developing ties with Asia.
1．中国很可能成为世界上少数几个最吸引游客的国家之一。
教堂的建筑艺术集中代表了16世纪的欧洲建筑风格
3．工业历史博物馆于1988年正式开馆，经过精心挑选的每件展品都代表了不同历史时代的工业技术水平。
4．这座寺庙历史悠久，可追溯到初唐时期。
5．这项协议的达成将为美国财政部长率团访华营造一种积极的气氛。
6．公园的东北角有一条300米长的国际街。这条具有欧美建筑风格的国际街集餐饮、购物和娱乐于一体。
Fast foods have made some Americans rich and have brought about a revolution in the eating habits of many Americans
It wasn’t heroic; it was easier than to die going to the train cars. And that people _______ (1) participated in the ghetto uprising were actually, in a sense, lucky. They had arms; they could do something about what was going on while those hundreds of thousands who were just led to the train cars were equally heroic, but their death _______ (2) much more difficult. (Special Fighters in Warsaw During World War II) Let us assume, that a man and a woman in the same company _______ (3) their jobs on the same day: he, because he is ill; she, because she’s about to have a child. And they return on the same day, but under the California law she gets her job back and he _____ (4) not. Is that fair? (Maternity Leave and Job Guarantee) Today, Governor Thompson declared a number of additional community state disaster areas, setting up the first step for Federal help. The rainy _______ (5) forecast is not of much comfort, and some weary workers and homeowners say the only thing left to do now is wait _______ (6) the flooding passes and put everything back together again. (Flooding in Illinois and Wisconsin) The combination of horror stories about people coming over the borders and editorials about congressional inability to act made members of Congress decide the time had ________ (7) to enact immigration reform. But supporters of reform warn the end is not here yet. The conference report must still pass both ________ (8) of Congress, and a Senate filibuster is always a possibility. (An Immigration Reform in US) Those are the memories that should be preserved, to be remembered and relied upon when harder times take hold. Those times ________ (9) a photographer like me will catch you at a party with a loneliness on your face that you didn’t think would show or bitterness tugging at your lips during a conversation you didn’t intend to be overheard. Well, we all slip up like this sometimes, and sooner or later we get caught with our guards ________ (10). (Photographs vs. Reality) Too _____ (11) secrets, too ____ (12) access to secrets, too many spies, too little accountability for securing our national secrets, and too little effort given to combating the very real threat which spies represent to our national security. (US Counter-Intelligence Efforts) The timing of Kalb’s action today is likely to add to the controversy _______ (13) government deception. And it comes at an awkward moment for the Reagan _______ (14), just days before an important pre-summit meeting with the Soviets in Iceland and in the wake of official denials about a downed guerrilla resupply plane in Nicaragua. (Bernard Kalb and Disinformation Program) We noted favorable trends in the ___ (15) East, not just the longing for peace by the Israeli and Arab peoples, but constructive actions taken by leaders in the region to breathe new life into the peace process. No one has done ________ (16) than Prime Minister Peres to that end. His vision, his statesmanship, and his tenacity are greatly appreciated here. (Israeli Prime Minister’s Last Visit to US)
1.I’m really looking forward to my Chinese life.
2.I greatly value the position we enjoy as one of your most important trade partners.
3.At any rate, the new strategy has brightened up the outlook for Euro-Chinese relations.
4.Primary schooling lasts 6 to 7 years and the curriculum is similar across the nation.
5.The new agreement is a positive sign of our cooperative bilateral relations.
6.That strategy admitted that Asia is at a stage of economic takeoff and that Europe is lagging behind the United States in developing ties with Asia.
1．中国很可能成为世界上少数几个最吸引游客的国家之一。
教堂的建筑艺术集中代表了16世纪的欧洲建筑风格
3．工业历史博物馆于1988年正式开馆，经过精心挑选的每件展品都代表了不同历史时代的工业技术水平。
4．这座寺庙历史悠久，可追溯到初唐时期。
5．这项协议的达成将为美国财政部长率团访华营造一种积极的气氛。
6．公园的东北角有一条300米长的国际街。这条具有欧美建筑风格的国际街集餐饮、购物和娱乐于一体。