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6£®The government lays stress on welfare(¸£Àû) work.

7£®Millions of people will face starvation(¼¢¶ö) next year as a result of the drought. 8£®This company is one of the largest enterprises(ÆóÒµ) of its kind.

9£®There appeared to be a war between his head and his heart£¬and you could almost watch this conflict(³åÍ») going on.

10£®She won praise for rescuing(Íì¾È) an ailing business from near bankruptcy. B£®ÓÃËù¸ø´ÊµÄÊʵ±ÐÎʽÌî¿Õ

11£®You will be instructed (instructor) where to go as soon as the plane is ready. 12£®On the first day he went to school£¬the boy wore (wear) his school cap proudly. 13£®It also gives advice on how and when doctors should raise the issue of organ donation (donate).

14£®A lot of poisonous (poison)waste water comes from that chemical factory. 15£®She has to apply for a permit if she wants to get permitted/permission to start her own business.(permit) ¢ò.¶ÌÓïÔËÓÃ

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18£®Mr.Bush feels that he is old£¬so his son will soon take over his business. 19£®He often comes into conflict with his roommates£¬which makes them annoyed. 20£®Doctors are now able to cure people of many diseases which in former times would have killed them.

21£®The little boy gave away his hiding place when he coughed. 22£®And I would definitely donate money to the poor people. 23£®Hubbe was making a great breakthrough in exploring the space. 24£®They are looking into the cause of the accident.

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31£®Now£¬I want my family to include a little girl who looks nothing like me or my wife.

32£®Computers will be more powerful than the human brain in terms of intelligence. 33£®In conclusion£¬space exploration is still in its initial stage. ¢ó.¾­µä¾äʽ

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