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..-Directions:Fillintheblanksinthefollowingsentenceswiththehelpofthefirstletter(s).UseonlyONEwordtofillineachblank.1.Currentemploymentlawswillbechangedtoeffortandpunishlaziness.2.Exerciseisvery,becauseyouwillbeestrongerandhealthierafterdoingit.3.IhopeyoufindyourstayinMilanasasIhavealwaysfound.4.Heplanstohaveapartyattheendofthedayasafornotsmoking.5.Thewomanpromisedaofathousanddollarstoanyonewhocouldgiveinformationaboutthelocationofherhusband.-.word.zl-\n..-6.Theyoungmanfelt,becausehecouldnotpleasehisfathernomatterhowhardhetried.7.ThebookwastoreadbecauseevenafterusingadictionaryIstillcouldn'tunderstandallthedifficultwords.8.IstartedtolearntospeakEnglishatanightschoolwhenIwasstillaofficerintheNationalGuard.9.ThisbookisquiteanythingI'veeverreadbefore,whichmeansthatitisunique.10.TheschoolwasanyIhadpreviouslyvisited.-.word.zl-\n..-11.It'saverydifferentpark,anyotherthatIhaveeacrossbefore.12.SomeofthismaterialcanbefoundontheInternetinagrowingnumberofresourcesrelatedtotrade.13.Generallyaplaceispublicifthemajorityofthepublichastoit.14.TheWebsiteallowsyoutotakeatouroftheartgallery.15.Somepoorchildrenintheworldarestillforcedtoworkasslavesinfactories.16.Heclaimedtobeaprisonerinhisownhome,becausehecouldnotleaveashewantedto.-.word.zl-\n..-17.ChineseisstillthemainofinstructioninChinaforEnglishlanguagelearning.18.Theyhaveusedfilmasatoexpresstheirpoliticalviews.19.Thegirlwhocameherewasofheightandweight.20.Achildwhoactspoorlyinpubliccaneasilyhisparents,becauseitmakesthemlookbadintheeyesofotherpeople.21.JohnwasgoingtoMarybytellinghisfriendshowmuchweightshehadgained.22.Ithimthathehadnoideaofwhatwasgoingoninhisownfamily.-.word.zl-\n..-23.Keepaattitudetowardsyourself,insteadofthinkingnegativeaboutwhoyouare,andyouwillreaptremendousbenefits.24.Itisnotenoughthatyouthinktheymight'vestolenfromthepany,youneedtobethattheydiditbeforefiringthem.25.Cultivatingapositiveattitudetowardyourselfcanhelpyoutremendousbenefits,whichmightincludeabetterjob,morefriends,andbetterhealth.26.Aftermorethan20yearsofachievingverylittle,researchintotuberculosisisjustnowbeginningtothebenefitsofdevelopmentsinmedicaltreatment.-.word.zl-\n..-27.Ifyouwerefiredfromyourpreviousjob,youmaynotbeabletoclaimunemploymentsuchasmedicalinsurance.28.Aslongasyougetregularexercise,youcanreaptheofbeingfit.29.Thisstreetbecamepopularinthelateninetiesanditremainswellavisitbecauseofthemanystoresthere.30.It'sparingarangeofmodelsbeforedecidingwhichonetobuy.31.isessentialtoasuccessfulscientist;hecannothopetomakeanyprogressifhecannotworkinanorganizedway.32.Thebosstriedtohismenbytellingthemhewouldfirethemiftheydidnotworkharder.-.word.zl-\n..-33.Whatdisappointeduswasthathalfofourclassmatesrefusedtointhesportsmeet.34.Itisimpossibletosayhowmanypeopleinthedemonstration(游行)inNewYork,becausenoonecountedthem.35.Theystartedoutbylookingattheputerthatdisplayedtheimages.36.TheplanewasonaflightfromMilanwhenitdisappearedfromradar.37.Histonon-violenceledtohisbeingawardedaNobelPeacePrizein1989.-.word.zl-\n..-38.Tosumup:Wewelethestatementofthegovernmentandappreciateitswillingnessandtoworkcooperativelywithus.39.Nicole,ifyouareunabletowithAnnayouwillneverbeabletounderstandher.40.Youliveinthecountrywhereyournewlanguageisspoken,andyouhavetouseittowithotherpeople.41.Shewasdelightedtohaveantotalkwithsomeonewhosharedherinterestinclassicalmusic,becausesuchchanceswerenotverymon.42.Wewillstaywiththemoverthenextfewyears;thiswillgiveusintoalltheirhopes,dreams,and,ultimately,theirprogress.-.word.zl-\n..-43.Ihopethatthistalkhasgivenyousomeintothekindoftheworkthatwe'vebeendoingandhasgivenyouagreaterunderstandingintowhytheworkissoimportant.44.Somestudentswillbehighlycooperativeandattentive,andwillspeakupreadilyregardinganthattheyarerequiredtodo.45.Speechandwritingareman'smostimportantmethodsof.46.Horsesalsouseotherformsof,buttheyaredifficultforustounderstand.47.ShealwaysyellsatmewhenItalkwithher,soIhatetowithher.-.word.zl-\n..-48.Heistooyoungtobuycigarettes.Theagetobuycigarettesis18.49.Let'strytokeepmentsthatarenotconnectedtoourtopictoa.50.Theuniversityisplanningtothenumberofstudentsfromitscurrentsizeof15,000toover20,000.51.Theyhavesucceededintheirindustrieswithremarkablespeed.52.Tradebetweendevelopingcountriesandindustrializedcountrieshas,andmanycountriesarebeginningtoreapbenefitsfromthis.53.Withmoreandmoreyoungpeoplejoiningit,theclubsoon.-.word.zl-\n..-54.Hismainbusinessisinbanking,butnowhehasintoshipbuilding.55.UntilIlookedaround,Iwasn'tthatdozensofcuriouspeoplewerelookingatus.56.WastheChiefofPolicethatthereweresomanyproblemswithinthepolicedepartmentordidhenotknow?57.Hemusthavebeenthatmyparents'marriagewasbreakingup,becausetheyusuallytellhimeverything.58.Ifyouareinstallinganewwaterheater,ithastomeettheofthebuildingregulations.59.Theirexcitementshowedhowlittletheywereawareofthefacing-.word.zl-\n..-them;iftheyknewhowdifficultitwouldbetooveretheirenemy'sstrengththeywouldhavebeenupsetanddiscouraged.60.Inyourenthusiasmtotheinjusticeinthesystem,youhaveforgottenthatthesystemisstillnecessary.61.Thecandidatewillhaveadegreeandatleasttwoyears'experience.62.TheReportencouragedtheideathatthereisoneformoforganizationalstructurethatcanbeusedinallorganizations.63.AfterIsawamanmurderedthere,Ididn'tfeelthattheneighborhoodwasaverysafeforkids.64.Itisawell-knownfactthatcreativityisdiscouragedinanegativeworking-.word.zl-\n..-wherepeoplefeelunfortable.65.Manyofourstudentsarebeginnerswhohaveneverdonethissortofworkbeforeandarelookingtoexpandtheirartisticinterests.66.Itis,however,wrongtothinkofthePrimeMinisterashavingpower,sincetherearemanythingsthathecannotdo.67.Iwasnotworriedaboutthedelay,becauseIhadconfidencethatthemenwouldeventuallypletethejob.68.Atthemoment,theythinkbeingwiththeirparentsiswonderful,butthat'snotgoingtolastforever.69.Hegaveinstructionsthatleftnodoubtastohowhewantedthe-.word.zl-\n..-disasterhandled.70.Theagreementisinsayingtherentmustbepaidbythetenthofeverymonth.71.Childrenaremoretobeinterestedandactiveiftheirparentshavebeensimilarlyinterestedoractive.72.Indeed,itseemshighlythatworking-classfamilieswillhavetocontrolthesizeoftheirfamily.73.Childrenfrombrokenhomesaremorethanchildrenwithhappyfamiliesthatarestilltogethertoleavehomebeforetheageof18.74.AsaleadingonlineeducationWebsite,.nhce.edu.studentswiththe-.word.zl-\n..-toolstocontinuetheirlifelonglearningoftheEnglishlanguage.75.Theytheirfansaroundtheworldwithnewsandinformationabouttheteamanywhere,anytime.76.Sure,moremoneyisbetterthanlessifproperlyusedtochange.77.Theaimofgovernmentofficialswastothedevelopmentofschoolswithleadershipandresources.78.Oneshouldhavetimetoonhissuccessandfailures.79.Languageandculturearecloselyrelatedtoeachother;thecultureofanationisalwaysinitslanguage.-.word.zl-\n..-80.Howmuchyouarepaidhowimportantyouaretothepanyyouworkfor.81.Thegovernmenthasjustpublishedahighlyreportthathadmanybadthingstosayabouttheirowneducationsystem.82.Thepolicieswehaveadoptedareimportant,butthemeansbywhichtheyarecarriedoutwillbetotheireffectiveness.83.Groupsfortheenvironmentwerehighlyofthegovernment'snewtransportationpolicy,whichwouldincreasepollutionintheiropinion.84.Thenextfewmonthswillbefortheelectioncampaign;wehavetowatchoursteps.-.word.zl-\n..-85.However,thisisaverysmallmatterandnotapointthatshouldbetakenintoconsideration.86.Wemovefromgeneralissuestospecificstrategiesanalyzingeachtopicfromthebuyer's.87.Thisisanexcellentstrategyforwriterswhoarehavingdifficultyfindingtheproperfromwhichtowriteaboutapersonalexperience.88.Duetotheirdifferent,thesemanagersmaybehavedifferentlytowardsthesameproblem.89.Newsoldiersareinmarchingandthehandlingofweapons.-.word.zl-\n..-90.Shetookthetabletsthreetimeseveryday,asbyherdoctor.91.Whenthevisitorenteredtheclassroom,thepupilswerebeingindrawing.92.Theirtradeunionhasbeentofindjobsforthosewhohavebeenthrownoutofwork.93.Thepatientistogotobedwhenhefeelstired,togetupwhenhefeelsrested,andtoeatmealsatbreakfast,lunch,anddinnertime.94.Difficultiescaninabusinesspartnershipifpeoplearenottotallyhonestwitheachother.95.Apletelynewsituationwillwhentheexaminationsystemesinto-.word.zl-\n..-existence.96.Mr.Glickrepeatedlygavemoredetailtohisargumentuntilfinallynoonecouldarguewithhim.97.Sheconcludedhertalkbyshowingpowerfulphotographsmeanttoheranti-warmessage.98.Theythinkitimportanttofindsomeonewhoiswillingtotimeandmoneytohelpthepanyoverthenextfewyears.99.Itissurprisingthattheserespectableprofessorshavesuchterriblecrimes;itisreallyunbelievable.Sevenpeoplehavebeeninvolvedindesigningtheprojectovertheyears,with-.word.zl-\n..-100.andideasfrommanyothers.101.Theproblemsofdevelopmentwillbediscussedinopenpublicmeetingswithenoughopportunityformanypeopletohaveintodecisions.102.Itisthattheapplicationformsbesentbackbeforethedeadline.103.Theyconsideranexchangeofinformationtosolvethisproblem,becausetheproblemistoobigforthemtosolvewithoutcooperation.104.Thedanceisbasicallyaofstepsthatyourepeatoverandoveragain.Thekeyshavetobeturnedinaparticulartoopenthesafe.-.word.zl-\n..-105.106.Therewasonebitofevidence,whichhelpedwinthecase.107.Thankstothespreadofmoderntechnology,trainedworkersarenowmorethanever.108.Thisdrugishighlywhenusedasinstructedbyadoctor.109.Usingaclockoranalarmcanbeveryincreatingasenseofclassroomdiscipline.Johnwaskind,patient,andfriendly,whichmadehimquitepopularwithhis-.word.zl-\n..-110.ofhisownage.111.Yourfriends,yourparents,yourschoolmates,andyourwillalltrytohelpyouwithyourstudies.112.Hehasearnedtherespectofhisthroughhishardwork.113.Morethan10,000peopleansweredthequestion,showingupatforumsandsendingmessagesovertheInternet.114.Theassociationbeganasaforgettingtogethertoshareideasaboutmanagementproblems.Thenewtechnologywillmakeiteasierforsurgeonstoabnormal-.word.zl-\n..-115.growthsbeforetheycauseproblems.116.JournalistsaskedGeneralCurranhowthecampaignwasgoing,butherefusedto.117.Whenachildislearningsomethingnew,theytrytoitintermsofwhattheyalreadyknow.118.Youmustcontinuallynewinformationintothecontextofyourearlierknowledge.119.Idon'tlikedressingup,butIwillwearatieonspecial.OnoneAlexanderpletelylosthisvoiceduringoneofhis-.word.zl-\n..-120.performances.121.Thesemeetingscanbeusefulforraisingmoneyaswellasgivingparentsanopportunitytogettogether.122.Thesituationgrewworseandthegovernmenthadtodeclareastateof.123.Astateofwasdeclaredbutatleastanother40peoplewerekilledthefollowingday.124.Afteran,giveyourchildtheopportunitytotalkaboutherworriesandconcernsaboutsuchathinghappeningagain.Sheisthatsomepeoplelovetravelingsomuch,eveninbadweather.-.word.zl-\n..-125.126.Hersister,10-year-oldClaire,wasthatpeoplecouldmakerudejokesandnotgetintotroubleforit.127.Theannouncerthemusicbeingplayedontheradiowithsomespecialnews.128.Mythoughtsweresuddenlybyaveryloudnoise.129.Mycollegelifehadbeenbysixyearsofarmyservice.AfterthatperiodIhadtostartagainlikesomanyothersofmyage.Thetwofarmerswerediscussingtheweatherintheirlanguage,soI-.word.zl-\n..-130.couldnotunderstandawordofwhattheysaid.131.Bothandnationalnewspaperspublishedtheshockingnewsthatoneplanecrashedintothesea.132.Politicians,andnational,havetalkedaboutthegreatprogressonthehousingprogram.133.Myparentstaughtmenottoanyoneelse'swealth;Imustworkhardtoearnmyownmoney.134.Ifyouspendyourtimein,youwilldonothingbutmakeyourselfunhappy.Atthelightsofthecityeon.-.word.zl-\n..-135.136.ThepolicesaidthatHornecouldhavebeenmurderedanytimebetweenanddawn.137.Thebesttimeforhuntingrabbitsisatordawnwhenmanyrabbitsmaybeoutfeeding.138.Whenherhusbanddied,shereceivedmanylettersof.139.Everyoneunderstoodthattheincidentwasserious.Wordsofcouldnotprovideherfort.Whatsheneedsisunderstanding,concern,,andassistancethatfew-.word.zl-\n..-140.peoplecouldoffer.141.Shewasverytobeeamanagerinourcustomers'office,butfinallyacceptedourofferofthejob.142.Itcanenabletheandshytoenterintodiscussionwithgreaterenthusiasmathomeoratwork.143.Manyschoolsarebeingmoretotakeondifficultstudentsasthenewlawsleaveschoolteacherswithoutmanywaystocontrolstudents.144.Thefarmersfirmlybelievedthattheywerethetrueoftheirland.Beforebuyingtheanimal,theofthehorsehadnotrealizedhow-.word.zl-\n..-145.muchworkhewouldhavetodototakecareofit.146.I'malife-longdogandIcan'tremendadoghighlyenoughifyou'relookingforconstantpanyandaffection.147.Ifyourneighborsaretoonoisythenyouhavegoodreasonfor.148.Therewasastrongsenseofdissatisfactionandatthemeeting.149.SinceApril,theschoolhasreceived53lettersofand1,344lettersofpraise.Sheisalwaysofhersister'sbeauty;itishardforthesisterstoget-.word.zl-\n..-150.along.151.Shefeltangryandofherfriend'sbeautyforthefirsttime.152.It'slovelytowatchthemhavingfun,butI'moftheirhappiness.153.Acoupleofbooksareofmentionsincetheyarerelatedtothetopic.154.Theyagreedthatthesubjectwasinterestingandoffurtherstudyandconsideration.Afterall,lookatthosewhomyouhavetriedtoimpress;weretheyof-.word.zl-\n..-155.allyourefforts?156.Ihavenowithpeoplewhoarealwaysplainingabouttheirbadluck.157.Thisisanewskillthatshouldbelearnedwithmuchandpractice.158.Thechildfailedtopasstheexaminationseveraltimesandhisparentshavefinallylostallandallhope.159.ItwasnotaattackandDr.GalbraithpromisedthatIwouldbeupinlessthantwodays.Childrenwithandpermanentlearningdifficultiesshouldhavethe-.word.zl-\n..-160.righttoattendschooltoo.161.Veryoftenthemoretheillness,theeasierfordoctorstodecidethetreatment.162.Thelocalpeopletheforeigntravelerstoreturnfromclimbingthemountainbeforedarkwhenitbecameverydangerousatnight.163.AtthemeetingMackaywastomakeclearhisviewonthequestionofpubliceducation.164.Theteacherwasimpressedandhisstudenttoturnthepaperintoanarticleforpublication.Thefootballplayercontinuedinthegamehisinjuries.-.word.zl-\n..-165.166.thefactthatwedon'thearsomuchaboutAIDSthesedays,theproblemsarebeingincreasinglyserious.167.ButbitterdisagreementsFieldtriedtourgehismentostartfromtheverybeginningagain.168.Aheavyfloodcausedthebridgeto;noonecancrosstheriverwithoutboatsnow.窗体顶端169.Withabittercryofpain,Ronnisanktoherkneesandintotears.170.Nowthatoilpriceshaverisensharply,manybusinesseshave.-.word.zl-\n..-171.Myuncleisinwritingabookaboutourcountry'shistory.172.Itisnoteasytoapersonindiscussionifthatpersondoesnotlistentoanythingthatanybodyhastosay.173.Weusuallyinorparticipateinanactivitywithanaim.174.TheRomanEmpire(帝国)fromBritaininthewesttotheRedSeaintheeast.175.Withthepassingoftime,thesebuildingshavebeenrebuiltandonmanyoccasions.-.word.zl-\n..-176.Servicescanbeimprovedandsothatcareathomebeesavailabletoallpeople.177.Theworkerssaidtotheboss,"Youcan'tanymoreworkoutofus;wewon'tworkforyouanymore!"178.Thebuswasfullofpeopleandsheherwaythroughthecrowdtoreachme.179.LasttimewhenIvisitedheratherhome,shesomeorangejuiceintothecupsforme.180.Theseatofthebicyclecanbetosuityourheight.-.word.zl-\n..-181.Ahappysmilehadtobequicklytoamoreseriousexpressionasheturnedtoanimportanttopic.182.Ihavenottothisnewenvironmentyet.183.FindingtherightbetweencooperationandpetitionhasbeenthegoalofWesternpoliticsforcenturies.184.Supplyanddemandinthecurrencymarketwillgenerally.185.Asaparenttryingtohomeandcareer,it'sverydifficulttofindtimeforsociallife.-.word.zl-\n..-186.Nogovernmentsofarhasbeenabletothenumberofjobsavailablewiththenumberofpeopleoutofwork.187.Theweatherstationissuedawarningforthunderstorms.188.Perhapsitisbettertosaythatthedirectionofherinterestturnsfromoutwardto.189.TheRedCrossisreliefaidtotherefugees.190.Theyappointedanewmanagertotheworkoftheteamandgivethemdirectionastowhattheyshoulddo.-.word.zl-\n..-191.Innocentciviliansarebeingarrestedandtoterribletreatment.192.Themanhadhertofouryearsofbeatingandabuse.193.Jeffishavingtroubledealingwiththeemotionaloflosinghisjob.194.Herfinancialproblemswerecausingheralotofandsleeplessnights.195.Hiswifehasalsosuffered-relatedhealthproblems.-.word.zl-\n..-196.Mymainisthatwecan'tgooutonthebeachanymore.197.Theservicewasgood,andmyonlyisthehighprice.198.Toattractinvestors,Panamahasitstaxandlaborlaws.199.Myfirstbosswasareallyperson,whoseemedtoenjoymakinglifedifficultforeveryone.200.Paul,youmustn'tbetothechildren.You'llmakethemcry.-.word.zl-\n..-201.Jameswasstilltothehopethathisenemiesmighthavemadeamistake.202.EveryoneintheneighborhoodBobGreen'sexpensivenewluxurycarandwantedonejustlikeit.203."Butyou'redoingagreatjob,"headdedbywayof.204.Afterhisspeech,heshookhandsandofferedwordsoftopeopleinthecrowd.205.wegoouttorestaurants,butmostlyweeatathome.-.word.zl-\n..-206.HelivesinAustralianow,soweonlyseehim.207.ThetripisintendedtoraisemoneyandfortheplightoftheTibetanpeople.208.Youhavemydeepest,andmythoughtsarewithyou.209.Afterhalfadozenglassesofwhiskyheandnoonecouldwakehimup.210.Cohenwashospitalizedafterheonthefloorandbrieflylostconsciousness.-.word.zl-\n..-211.Thereisnoconnectionbetweenthemurdercaseandthemissingman.212.Whatshockedmewastheparents'lackofinterestintheirchild.213.Themansearchedhishomeforseveralhoursbeforehislostkeys.214.Whalesandsomeothermarineanimalsuselow-frequencycallstoeachother.215.Ithinkhecameherewiththeintentionofcausingtrouble.-.word.zl-\n..-216.Havingreadthebook,shewillbeabletopassontheknowledgetoherstudents.217.Thepurposeofthepassageistosomemathematicaltermswhichareunknownandhardtounderstand.218.Morestudieswillbeneededbeforeweknowwhattherolesofthesegenes(基因)areplayingandwhethertheytoeachother.219.Thecountryisfamousforitsrichinoilandcoal.220.Thedrugwillbeusefultohundredsofthousandsofpeople.-.word.zl-\n..-221.Inheavilyareas,halfthepopulationhasbeeblind.222.Hethoughttheymightotherswiththeirnewideas.223.Theuseofputershasincreasedmanytimesandhasenabledworkerstodomoretaskswithinthesameamountoftime.224.Discusspollutionwithyourchild,howniceacleanstreet,lawn,orparklooks.225.ItwasreportedthattherateinthiscitywasthehighestinChina;mostofthepeoplewereabletoreadandwrite.-.word.zl-\n..-226.Thoseactivitiescouldincludeattendingaprogramtohelppeoplelearnhowtoreadandwrite.227.Thegovernmentisitsprogramofhelpingtheunemployed;manyunemployedpeoplehavealreadyreapedbenefitsfromtheprogram.228.Weneedastrategythatcanbequicklybeforewehavefurtherproblems.229.Veryfewpartiesingovernmenteverwanttomajorpoliticalreform.230.Wemustidentifydifficulties,examinethem,andthem.Thenwecanmakeprogressinourworkorlife.-.word.zl-\n..-231.Onceyouhavehadthedisease,youaretoitfortherestofyourlife,soyouneedn'tworryaboutgettingitagain.232.Itisaprovenmedicalfactthatoursystemsdogodownwhenwe'reunderstress,whichiswhywebeesickmoreoftenatthosetimes.233.Noone,nomatterhowmuchtheyprotest,isfromtheeffectofadvertising.234.Herasanorganizerweresoondiscoveredandwehadtofindsomeotherpeopletotakeupherwork.235.Ifalawyerhasplentyof,hegrowsbothfamousandrich.-.word.zl-\n..-236.Thedoctortheillnessasauniqueskindisease,whichhasneverbeenidentifiedbefore.237.Therearevariousmethodsforwhatiswrongwithasickperson.238.ShewasX-rayedandassufferingfrompneumonia.239.TheteacherhislessonaboutFrancewithmanyphotographsofthepeoplewholivethere.240.Letmegiveanotherexampletothisdifficultpointsothatyoucanunderstand.-.word.zl-\n..-241.Heboughtherwhatshewanted,ofthehighexpenses(费用).242.Thegirl'sbythekindoldmanchangedherwholelife,asshehasaparentandafamilynow.243.Therebeinggrowingconcernaboutsomeoftheproblemsof,suchasabuse,adepartmentalmitteewassetuptolookintoit.244.Hefeltverysadwhenhefoundthatallhiseffortshadbeen.Hehadtostartfromthebeginningagain.245.Hisdreamsofworldpeaceasmoreandmorecountrieswenttowar.-.word.zl-\n..-246.Afewmistakesintheprintingofthatbookwerenotnoticedbefore.Thewritersfeltverydepressedaboutthem.247.Theofthecrowdmadeitimpossibleformetostandstill.SoitwasnotlongbeforeIsqueezedmywayout.248.Hisparentshavebeenputtingonhimtofindajob.249.Farmerssaysupermarketsputthemundertosellatlowprices.250.Weheldahugepartylastweekbutitswasveryconfusingandnoonequiteknewwhattodo.-.word.zl-\n..-251.Wesupporttheirstrugglefortheofthenewinternationaleconomicorder.252.Greenpeaceisaninternationalthatworkstoprotecttheenvironment.253.Themusicwasnotedforitsuseofassoundswereplayedoverandovertocreateacertainfeeling.254.Well,let'sputourheadstogetherandfindatotheproblem.255.Thepartywaslimitedtopeopleintheprintingindustry.-.word.zl-\n..-256.I'dliketohelpbutIcan't;I'mbusywithsomethingelse.257.Wetooksomefantasticphotos,butthefilmgotdamaged.258.Thereismorebeautifulmountainsceneryahead,butthisisnotthewaytoZurich.259.shewasagainsttheplan,butlatershechangedhermind.260.Aftertheshock,peopleadjustedtothenewcircumstances.-.word.zl-\n..-261.Iwasonlyinvolvedinthestagesoftheplanning.262.Myreactionwasoneofpletedisbelief,anditisunchangedsincethen.263."Forgiveme,"hesaid,withsome;"IsupposeIshouldnothaveeinlate."264.Ifyoutrytolearntoomanythingsatatime,youmayget.Youwon'tbeabletotellwhichiswhich.265.IalwaysAntheawithhersister—they'resoalike.-.word.zl-\n..-266.Ithinkmyexplanationonlymattersfurther.267.Crimeisaconcerninbothandurbanareas.268.AlaskaisthelargestofthefiftystatesthattheUSA.269.ChildrenfouroutofeverytenpoorpeopleintheUnitedStates.270.Neighborsraisedthewhentheysmelledsmoke.-.word.zl-\n..-271.Therearenoeasyanswerstothenumberofmasskillingstakingplaceinourcities.272.Theepidemicisspreadingatanrateandmanypeoplehavebeeinfectedwiththedisease.273.Itisagainstthelawtodiscriminateagainstsomeonebecauseofreligion.274.Mostpeoplewanttoseenewgunlawsintroduced.275.MostworkplaceshavealocalaswellasaccesstotheInternet.-.word.zl-\n..-276.Weneedsomeoneandenthusiastictotakethisprojectforward.277.Forthethirdtimeinarow,shehadfailedtokeepherandIdon'tknowifsheshouldbescheduledforanewone.278.timewaswastedcorrectingyourrepeatedmistakes.279.Cleanthewoundthoroughlytoreducetheofinfection.280.Driversoftenbreakthespeedlimit,asthere'slittleofgettingcaught.-.word.zl-\n..-281.Roadconditionsweresupposedtobeprettybad,butwedecidedtotakingthetripanyway.282.IdecidedtolookingforaplacetostaywhenIgotthere,ratherthanbookinginadvance.283.Theareaisbyfloodingandothernaturaldisasters.284.Theexpertsbelievetheyknowthecausesofthecrimewavebuttheycannotagreeona.285.Ifyourputerstopsworking,re-bootingmighttheproblem.-.word.zl-\n..-286.Manycancervictimscanbeifthediseaseisdiagnosedearlyenough.287.Accordingtosomescientists,globalwarmingthesurvivalofthewholehumanrace.288.IllegalhuntingthesurvivaloftheAfricanElephant.289.Ourrainforestsarebeingwithdestruction,andtheconsequenceswillbesevere.290.Somepeopleplainedofdiscriminationinthewayhousingwasgiven,aswhitesseemedtogetbetterhomesthanBlacks.-.word.zl-\n..-291.Suchmentshaveattentionfromalong-awaitedimprovementintheeconomy.292.TheauthoritiesaresaidtotaketheviewthattheGulfWarwillattentionfromdomesticeconomicproblems.293.Localgovernmentintheareaisseenasbeingcorruptand.294.Thefactoryis,anditsworkingpracticesandmachinerydated.295.Intheexcitementastheapplause,nobodyhadnoticedStaffordslippingoutofthelecturehall.-.word.zl-\n..-296.thegunbackintohisjacket,themansmiledatthebodylyingonthefloor.297.Henervouslyhishandsintohispockets.298.Standwithyourfeetwellandgetreadytocatchtheball.299.Wewerestandingafewfeetfromeachother.300.Aswewaitedforthewinnertobeannounced,theexcitementwas.-.word.zl-\n..-301.Everycarwasstoppedandsearched,whichcausedannoyancetothedrivers.302.Theyletmehavetheputeronforthirtydays.303.Thesecuritysystemwillbereviewedafterathree-monthperiod.304.HehadbeenputoninMay1991,inwhatwasseenasanattempttoweakenthenationalistopposition.305.Thewasstoppedandtheresultsdeclaredunacceptable.-.word.zl-\n..-306.Thepilotrefusedtothelivesofhispassengersbymakinganunscheduledlanding.307.TheU.S.wasunwillingtodoanythingthatmightitsfriendshipwithJapan.308.Hehasagrowingneedtonewapproachestomusicandmediainordertokeepupwithadvancesintechnology.309.Bythesecondterm,youcanbegintouseyournewlyfoundlanguageskillstootherexcitingareasofyourhostculturesuchasliterature,history,art,andpolitics310.MaybeIwouldthepossibilityofearlyretirementifthemoneywasright.-.word.zl-\n..-311.TherealpurposeoftheGeneralCouncilwastothepossibilityofestablishingeffectivecooperationbetweenunions.312.SincemovingtoNewJersey,hehasbeenatgunpointtwice.313.Heprobablydidn'ttakethemoutwithhimbecausehewasafraidofbeing.314.Theairlinesaysthatsomeflightsmaybecancelledwithoutwarning.315.Thephonepanyisrequiredtogiveyounoticebeforedisconnectingyourservice.-.word.zl-\n..-316.Aconsultanthasbeenbroughtintomanagementinrestructuringthepany.317.Canyoudothejobalone,ordoyouwantsomeonetoyou?318.Iintendtohaveathoroughlyandlengthyperiodwithoutwork.319.Despitemanylocal,theirpartystandslittlechanceofwinninganationalelection.320.Assweatwaspouringdownhisforehead,therewasalookofonhisface.-.word.zl-\n..-321.TheWhiteHouseannouncementconcerningmarriagelawsdrewbitterreactionfromthemunity.322.WecalledameetingwithRusscoandBelhorne,ourintheproject.323.Thenheturnedhiscararoundinthefrozenstreetanddisappearedinacloudof.324.Ithimtothinkthathismothermightneverrecover.325.I'mstiffofhavingtheoperation.-.word.zl-\n..-326.Doctorsarethathe'llmakeafullrecovery.327.Hegavehisspeechinastrong,voice.328.Ithefencetosafetyawayfromthebig,meandog.329.Tessaontotheboatjustasitwasmovingawayfromthebank.330.Billwascold,hungry,andtiredandhewantedto.-.word.zl-\n..-331.Itakingthepillsbecausetheyweremakingmeputonweight.332.Ifyou'vesmokedforalongtime,itcanbeverydifficultto. 窗体底端-.word.zl-