先想到什么写什么。。7。14正式开始

之前，每天也可以做这些工作，但还有整理笔记等前期工作。

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英语

综述：主要主要还是准备高口笔试，口试的话，打算笔试过了再说。还有就是在口语方面有进步。还有HJ上的一些学习。

时间安排：

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日语
新编日语（华东理工大学）第二册学一半  每天2h看新编
蛋蛋日语学堂（特别是那个动漫日语每日一句）  蛋蛋那个，只要看一下，整理起来就可。

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其它
货币战争看完
学会:greeeen的kiseki~arashi的one love

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Bush Wants G8 to Honor Commitments to Africa (2/2)

Mr. Bush says he will press for more G8 funding to train African health care workers and assistance for those facing rising food prices in Africa and other developing nations. "At Toyako, I will also ask leaders of the G8 to make important strategic moves to alleviate hunger, such as increasing the shipments of food, fertilizers, and seeds to countries in need. It's one thing to talk about the problem," he said. "This is a practical way to help countries deal with the lack of food. We need to help severely affected nations grow more of their own food. It's one thing to provide food. It seems like it makes sense to me to say we are going to help you become more agriculturally self-sustaining." White House officials expect President Bush will discuss the ongoing political crisis in Zimbabwe both during bilateral talks with South African President Thabo Mbeki and in a wider conversation between G8 leaders and the heads of Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Tanzania. Global climate change is also on this year's agenda. Summit host Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda hopes to convince his colleagues to agree on a 50 percent reduction in greenhouse gases by 2050.

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mr.bush says he will press for more g8 funding to train african health care workers,and assistance with those facing rising food prices in africa and other developing nations."At Toyako, I will i also ask leaders of the g8 to make important strategic moves to alliviate hunger,such as increasing the shipments of food, fertilizers,and seeds to countries in need. It's one thing to  talk about the problem.this is a pratical way to help countries deal with the lack of food.we need to help severely affected nations grow more of their own food.it's one thing to provide food,  It seems like it  makes sense to me to say  we are going to help you become more agriculturally self-sustaining"white house officials expecte presidnent bush will discuss the ongoing political crisis in zimbabwe both during bilateral talks with south african president Thabo Mbeki  and in a wider conversation between g8 leaders and the heads of Ethiopia,Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Tanzania.global climate change is also on this year's aganda.summit host  japanese prime minister Yasuo fukuda hopes to convince the colleagus to agree on a 50 percent reduction in greenhouse gases by 2050.

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fertilizer  n. 肥料
self-sustaining a. 自给自立

Bush Wants G8 to Honor Commitments to Africa (1/2)

President Bush says the world needs more than leaders who make promises about helping Africa. He says it needs leaders who actually write the checks. "You know I hope that these countries understand the great promise and hope that comes when we help alleviate this suffering.And so one of my really important agenda items is going to rally our partners to make commitments and meet commitments."Mr. Bush told reporters at the White House that he is going to next week's Group of Eight summit in Japan to press fellow leaders to deliver on a promise made two years ago to double financial assistance to Africa to $22 billion by the year 2010. So far, the nonpartisan AIDS and poverty awareness group the One Campaign says just 14 percent of those funds have been delivered. At last year's G8 summit, leaders agreed to back U.S.-led efforts to help cut African deaths from malaria by half in the most-affected countries. President Bush says he will push leaders to honor that commitment as well.

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president bush says the world needs more than leaders who make promises about helping africa.he says it needs leaders who actually write the checks."i just,i hope these countries understand the great promise,and hope that comes when we help alleviate  this suffering.And so one of  my really important agenda items  is going to  rally  our partners to  make commitments,and meet commitments"mr.bush told reporters at the white house that he is going to next week 's Group of Eight summit in japan to press fellow leaders to diliver on a promise made two years ago,to double finance assistance to africa to 22billion dollars by the year 2010.so far,the nonpartisan aids and poverty awareness group the one campaign said just 14% of their funds have been dilivered.And last year's G8 summit,leaders agreed to back us-led efforts to help cut african deaths for malaria by half in the most-affected countries.president bush says he will push leaders to honor that commitment as well.

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alleviate  [ə'li:vieit]

v. 减轻,使...缓和

The doctor gave her an injection to alleviate the pain. 
They alleviated the boredom of waiting by singing songs.

Group of Eight (G-8)

Eight of the world's economically leading countries that in a cooperative effort meet periodically to address international economic and monetary issues.

nonpartisan  / nɑn`pɑrtɪzn / adjective n.  无党派的人adj.  无党无派的; 超乎党派的

not supporting any political party

us-led efforts

先想到什么写什么。。7。14正式开始

之前，每天也可以做这些工作，但还有整理笔记等前期工作。

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英语

综述：主要主要还是准备高口笔试，口试的话，打算笔试过了再说。还有就是在口语方面有进步。还有HJ上的一些学习。

时间安排：

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日语
新编日语（华东理工大学）第二册学一半  每天2h看新编
蛋蛋日语学堂（特别是那个动漫日语每日一句）  蛋蛋那个，只要看一下，整理起来就可。

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其它
货币战争看完
学会:greeeen的kiseki~arashi的one love

  阅读全文 US Plan for Commandos in Pakistan Delayed (2/2)

The use of Pakistani territory along the Afghan border as a safe haven for al-Qaida and other terrorist groups has been a cause of growing concern among U.S. officials. The groups regularly send militants across the border to attack U.S., Afghan and allied forces. Pakistan says a U.S. air strike against one such group killed 11 Pakistani soldiers earlier this month. Last week, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates called the situation "a real concern." But he also said the insurgent activity has increased only recently. Gates indicated the United States is ready to help Pakistan address the problem, but did not specify exactly how. "The Pakistani government, I think, now understands that it is a problem for the Pakistani government as well,It is not just a problem for us. So I think this creates an opportunity for us to talk with them and see if we can work together in a better way to try and deal with the problem in the FATA."The FATA are Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, along the Afghan border.

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the use of pakistani territory along the afghan border as a safe haven for al-Qaida and other terrorist groups have been a cause of growing concerns among us officials.the groups regularly send militants across the boarder to attack U.S., Afghan and allied forces.pakistan says a us air strike against one such group killed 11 pakistani soldiers earlier this month.
last week,us defence secretary Robert Gates  called the situation a real concern,but he also said the insurgent      activity has increased only recently.Gates  indicated the untied state is ready to help pakistan to address the problem,but did not specify exactly how."pakistani the government,i think, now understands that it is a problem for the pakistani government as well.it's not just a problem for us,so i think it creats an oppotunity for us to talk with them,and to see if we can work together in a better way,and try to deal with the problem in the FATA"the FATA is pakistan's federally administered Tribal area along the afghan border.

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US Plan for Commandos in Pakistan Delayed (1/2)




The Times report says the plan was designed to end disagreements among U.S. government agencies about how to pursue leaders of the al-Qaida terrorist network. But the newspaper says those same disagreements have prevented the plan from being implemented. In particular, the paper says there is concern about the impact on Pakistan's government, a key U.S. ally, if the presence of U.S. ground troops became public. The Times reports "mounting frustration" in the U.S. Defense Department about the continuing delay in implementing the plan. But Spokesman Bryan Whitman says, although he can not comment on whether any such secret plan exists, he is not aware of any frustration about not using U.S. troops to hunt terrorists inside Pakistan."I, quite frankly, have not sensed that kind of frustration," he said. "I have sensed the same kind of frustration that you have heard from our military commanders, and that is with a border region that is long, challenging, porous, in an area where operations have taken place in the past, and where some elements have appeared to find some safe haven in Pakistan, and what Pakistan is doing to try to address those."

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the times report says the plan was designed to end disagreements among us government agencies about how to pursue leaders
of the al-Qaida terrorist network,but the newspaper says those same disagreements have prevented the plan from being implemented.in particular,the paper says there's concerns about the impact on pakistan's government, a key us ally,if
the presence of us ground troops became public.the times reports .mounting frustration in the us defence department,
about the continuing delay in implementing the plan.but spokesman Bryan Whitman  says although he cannot comment on
whether any such secret plan exists,he is not aware of any frustration about not using us troops to hunt terrorists
inside pakistan."i,quite flankly,have not sensed that kind of frustration,i have sensed the same kind of
frustration that you have heard from our military commanders , and that is with a border region that is long,challenging porous in an area where operations have taken place in the past,and where some elements have appeared to find some safe haven in pakistan and what pakistan is doing to try to address those.

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pursue

v. 追捕,追求,继续从事

例句用法:

The police are pursuing an escaped prisoner.

警方正在追捕一名越狱的逃犯。

al-Qaida  基地组织 读音像：outkind
a key us ally

     ally  [ə'lai] n. 盟友,同盟国  v. 联盟,联合,与...有关系

U.S. Department of Defence美国国防部
porous  ['pɔ:rəs]  a. 可渗透的,多孔的

                 not effective in preventing people from attacking or escaping:
                 a porous border/defense

Runoff Presidential 'Election' Under Way in Zimbabwe (2/2)


Very few people turned up to vote in the high density Harare suburbs compared with the elections on March 29. In the less populated suburbs there were polling stations where not a single person had voted three hours after voting opened at 7:00 a.m. local time. One man, an auto electrician in a suburb called St Mary's south of Harare, said he had voted for Mr. Mugabe because he said Tsvangirai wanted to hand Zimbabwe back to the whites.He said Mr. Mugabe would be declared the winner and all the country's factories would be given to black Zimbabweans.MDC spokesman Nelson Chamisa said that voters have been warned that armed ZANU-PF militia will check to see if their little fingers are colored pink from the dye used in polling stations to mark those individuals who have voted. He said people, particularly in rural areas, fear they will be butchered if they do not have a pink little finger when polls close. The ink lasts for about 24 hours.

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very few people turned up to vote in the high density Harare suburbs,compared with the elections on March,29.in the less  populated suburbs,there were polling stations where not single person had voted three hours after voting opened at 7am
local time.one man,  an auto electrician in a suburb called  St Mary's south of Harare, said he has voted for Mr.Mugabe,because he said Tsvangirai wanted to hand Zimbabwe back to the whites.he said mr.Mugabe would be declared the winner that all the country's factories would be given to black Zimbabweans.MDC spokesman Nelson Chamisa  said that voters had been warned that armed ZANU-PF militia will check to see if their little figures are colored pink from the dye used in polling  station to mark those  individuals who have voted.he said people particularly in rural areas,fear they will been butchered  if they do not have a pink little figure when polls closed.The ink lasts for about 24 hours.

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Runoff Presidential 'Election' Under Way in Zimbabwe (1/2)

When polls opened opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai told voters that they should not only vote, but vote for Mr. Mugabe if it was the only thing they could do to protect themselves from harm. Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change has been warning that voters have been told that if they fail to vote and, in many cases, vote for Mr. Mugabe, they will be subjected to violence. One voter from Chinhoyi, the capital of Mr. Mugabe's home province Mashonaland, told VOA people in the province have been taken night after night to so-called re-education camps run by Mr. Mugabe's ZANU-PF party. There they were beaten and threatened and told they will be in extreme trouble if they do not vote for Mr. Mugabe. In the March election, voters in Mashonaland - for the first time since Mr. Mugabe came to power - switched their votes for candidates from other parties. A vegetable vendor in a working class suburb southwest of Harare said she had been forced to vote because she said ZANU-PF youth told her two days ago if she didn't she would lose her trading license.

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when polls opened,opposition leader  Morgan Tsvangirai  told voters that the day should not only vote,but vote for Mugabe if it was the only thing they could do to protect themselves from harm.Tsvangirai’s movement for demoncratic change has been warning that voters have been told that they fail to vote and, in many cases ,vote for  Mr. Mugabe, they would be subjected to violence.one vote from Chinhoyi,the capital of Mr. Mugabe's home province Mashonaland, told VOA people in the province have been taking night after night to so-called re-education camp run by Mr. Mugabe's ZANU-PF  party.there they were beaten and threatened and told they'll be in extreme trouble if they do not vote for Mr. Mugabe.in the  March selection voters in * Mashonaland,for first time since  Mr. Mugabe  came to power,switch their vote for candidates from other parties.*,A vegetable vendor in a working class suburb southwest of Harare ,said she had been forced to vote,because she said ZANU-PF youth  told her two days ago,if she didn't,she will lose her trading license.

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US Supreme Court Rules Americans Have Right to Own Guns (2/2)

"I am very pleased to have been able to take this case, with help from my attorneys, all the way to the highest court in the land. And I am very happy that now I am able to defend myself and my household in my own home," Heller said. Among those welcoming the high court's decision was President Bush. The White House issued a statement saying the president strongly agrees with the court's majority opinion.Republican presidential candidate John McCain also praised the decision as a landmark victory for freedom in the United States.Democratic candidate Barack Obama issued a statement that said the court decision will provide guidance to local communities trying to balance the rights of gun owners with the need to protect citizens in high crime areas of the country.The four Supreme Court justices in the minority who wanted to uphold the handgun ban argued that striking down the Washington, D.C. law would open up other gun control statutes to constitutional challenges. Gun control advocates were disappointed but not surprised by the Supreme Court ruling.

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"i'm very pleased to have been able to take this case with help from my attorneys all the way to the highest court in the land,and i'm very happy that now i'm able to defend myself and my household in my own home."             among those welcoming the high court's decision was president bush,the white house issued a statement saying the president strongly agrees with the court's majority opinion.republican presidential candidate john mccain also praised the decision as a landmark victory for freedom in united states.demoncratic candidate barack obama issued  a statement that said the court decision will provide guidance to local communities,trying to balance the rights of gun-owners with the need to protect citizens in high crime areas of the country.the  four  the supreme court justices in the minority who wanted to uphold the hanggun ban,argue that striking down the washington.D.C law would open up other gun-control statutes to constitutional challenges.gun-control advocates were disappointed but not surprised by the supreme court ruiling.

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justice n. 正义, 正当, 公平, 正确, 司法, 审判, 
           bring sb. to justice 使某人受到法律制裁
uphold v. 支撑,赞成,鼓励
handgun ban
handgun  ['hændgʌn] n. 手枪

gun-control statutes
statutes n. 法令

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Britain to Freeze Iranian Bank Assets in Nuclear Dispute (2/2)




President Bush welcomed the news, and said Gordon Brown is living up to his commitments, despite pressure from the British public to pull out of Iraq."He has left more troops in Iraq than originally anticipated, And like me, we will be making our decisions based on the conditions on the ground, the recommendation of our commanders, without an artificial timetable set by politics." There was also a joint denunciation from the two leaders of the government of Zimbabwe. Both expressed concern about the outlook for the upcoming runoff presidential election. Gordon Brown said Robert Mugabe must not be allowed to steal another term in office. "And that is why we call for Zimbabwe to accept a United Nation's human rights envoy to visit Zimbabwe now and to accept the international monitors from all parts of the world who are available to ensure that is a free and fair election.”The Bush-Brown talks also covered Burma, world oil prices, trade, and the war on terrorism. During the session with reporters, Mr. Bush was asked about Afghan President Hamid Karzai's threat to send troops into bordering Pakistan to target terrorists.

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president bush welcomed the news and said golden brown is living up to his commitments,depite pressure from the british public to pull out of iraq."he has left more troops in iraq than originally anticipated,and like me,we will making our decisions based upon the conditions on the ground,the recommendation of our commanders without an artificial time tables set by politics."there's also a joint denunciation  from the two leaders of the government of Zimbabwe.both expressed concern about the outlook for the upcoming run-off presidential election.golden brown said Robert Mugabe  must not be allowed to steal another term in office."that is why we call for Zimbabwe  to accept a united nation's human rights envoy to visit Zimbabwe now,and to accept the international monitors from all parts of the world who are available to ensure that this is a free and fair election"the bush-brown talks also covered burma， world oil prices, trade,and the war on terrorism.(原来这里有这么多逗号。。)during the session with reporters,mr.bush was asked about afghan president Hamid Karzai's threat to send troops into bordering pakistan to target terrorists.

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living up to his commitments按照它承担的义务去做
pull out of iraq从伊拉克撤军

denunciation  [dinʌnsi'eiʃ(ə)n] n. 谴责

denounce  [di'nauns]  v. 告发,公然抨击

注意ou变为u

runoff n.  决定性竞选; 决赛UN前加A不是AN

envoy  ['envɔi]  n. 外交使节,特使
session 会议

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Britain to Freeze Iranian Bank Assets in Nuclear Dispute (1/2)




The president's farewell trip to Europe ended on a positive note for the White House. At a joint news conference following talks in London, Prime Minister Brown said his government is freezing the British assets of Iran's largest bank. And he warned Tehran it faces ever increasing sanctions if it refuses to suspend nuclear enrichment. "If Iran continues to ignore united resolutions - to ignore our offers of partnership - we have no choice but to intensify sanctions. And so today, Britain will urge Europe, and Europe will agree, to take further sanctions against Iran." The prime minister also announced plans to send more British troops to Afghanistan. A reporter then asked him if the United Kingdom might draw down its military contingent in the Basra area of southern Iraq, to balance out the increased Afghan deployment. "You can not trade numbers between the two countries. There is a job to do in Iraq and I have described it. And there is a job to do in Afghanistan and we will continue to do it."

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the president's farewell trip to europe ended on a positive note for the white house.at a joint news conference following talks in london,prime minister brown says his goverment is freezing the british assets of iran's largest bank,and he warned Tehran  it faces ever increasing sanctions  if it refuses to suspend nuclear enrichment."if iran continues to ignore united resolutions,to ignore our offers of partnership ,we have no choice but to intensify sanctions,and so today britain will urge europe,and europe will agree to take further sanctions against iran"the prime minister also announced plans to send more british troops to afghanistan.a reporter then asked him if the united kingdom might draw down its military contingent in the Basra area of southern iraq to balance out the inceased afghan deployment."you can not trade numbers between the two countries.there is a job to in iran i described,and there is a job to do in ahfganistan and we will continue to do it."

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farewell  n. 告别
joint news conference 联合记者招待会
sanctions    n. 制裁
suspend nuclear enrichment(郭雯有说过，伊朗的精炼油)
contingent  [kən'tindʒənt]  a. 或许会或不会发生的,附随的,暂时的

Afghan

a. 阿富汗的,阿富汗人的

n. 阿富汗人,阿富汗语

balance out  vi. 抵消(相抵被偿,中和)
deployment展开; 部署