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1.In this connection we have to bear always in mind that Chinese and English are
two entirely different languages, each having its own usage and idiom, its own grammar and stylistic devices.
2.The spate of shootings had appeared to be easing recently, with attacks confined
to tourists visiting the south of the country.
3.Economics have applied a technique known as Bayesian to information problems,
enabling them to assess the dollar value of info in a given setting.
4.There are many other exchange expressions, but those who are not well versed in
exchange terminology would do well to confine themselves to the use of expressions favorable and unfavorable.
5.But the tremendous expansion of modern civilization now threatens to upset this
natural balance, putting unprecedented pressure on the survival of wildlife.
6.With the number of holiday-makers expected to double in the next 20 years, it is
hard for even the best treatment plants to cope.
7.All flights having been canceled because of the snowstorm, many passengers
could do nothing but take the train.独立主格结构
8.In the teaching of science and mathematics, the dominant mode of instruction is
generally traditional, with teachers presenting lectures and students taking notes.
9.Further, many universities have become enslaved to their own bureaucratic
process, often placing first-year students in classes beyond their actual level, (which is) based on placement exams that do not accurately measure true ability.
10.During the retreat a broken milk bottle caught me behind the ear, opening a deep
gash which bled profusely.
pared to what used to be, society is way ahead; compared to what might be
it is way behind.
12.The way in which they approach the cultural element is not identical, making
direct comparisons between the three difficult.
A launched 78 days of wanton and indiscriminate air strikes waged in the name
of “avoiding humanitarian catastrophe”.
14.I concluded the book with the conviction that I had overlooked something terribly
important in my life.
15.The population explosion is not a disaster that threatens the world on some
specific doomsday in the future. Rather, it is a quite day-to-day event that in some parts of the world has already happened, with terrible results: overcrowding, strained resources and malnutrition.
16.The thought come to me that maybe they have fled the city.
17.We are so familiar with the fact that man ages, losing vigor with time, becoming
more likely to die the older we get.
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