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Matt Damon, an American actor, filmmaker, and philanthropist, was born on October 8, 1970. He, alon...
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IntheUnitedStatestherewere222people43.reporttobebillionairesin2003.The44.richoftheseisBillGatesworthatleast$41billion45.madehismoneybystartingthecompanyMicrosoft.Mr.Gateswasonly21yearsold46.hefirsthelpedtosetupthecompanyin1976.Hewasabillionaire47.thetimehewas31.48.therearestillsomeotherpeoplewhohavemadelotsofmoneyateven49.youngages.OtheryoungpeoplewhohavestruckitrichincludeJackieCooganandShirleyTemplE.50.ofthesechildactorsmadeoveramilliondollars51.actinmoviesbeforetheywere14.But52.youngestbillionaireisAlbertvonThurnandTaxisofGermanywhoin2001inheritedabilliondollarswhenheturned18.
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AHardTripMysisterwasfondoftraveling.Eversincegraduatingshe42.determinetoorganizeatriptoanoldtemplE.Sincetransportingfarewasexpensiveshedecidedtouseabicycletocycletherenot43.careaboutthedisadvantages.44.stubbornattitudewasalwayshershortcoming.OnceshemadeuphermindtodosomethingnoonecouldpersuadehertochangeherminD.Finallywegavein45.usualthoughwepreferredtotakeatrain.46.wepreparedeverythingincludingtheschedule47.relyweatherforecastandtheinsurancewebeganourtrip.Ourjourneywasalongariver48.flowfromahighaltitudE.Ourpacewasslowbecausetheriverfrequentlyhadmanysharpbendsthroughdeepvalleys49.thewaterseemedtoboil.JustasIrecordedinmyjournalitwasreally50.hardjourney.Butwealsoenjoyedgreatviews.OnenightIputmyheadonmypillow--aparcelofwoolcoats51.laybeneaththestars.WhentheflameinfrontofourcavewentoutatmidnightIfoundtheskysobeautiful!
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Daniel:Ifwe1visitHawaiithissummerwe2beabletoenjoysunshineandbeautifulviews.Kitty:IfI3beyouI4notgotherE.Wevisiteditlastyear.Remember?Daniel:Ohyeslastyear.Thendoyouhaveabetteridea?Kitty:WhataboutNewZealand?Ifwe5gotherewe6seeuniqueKiwibirdsandotheramazingthings.Daniel:NoIdon’tlikeit.ItisallthingsofwesternstylE.I7travelmuchfartherifI8havelotsofmoney.Kitty:Icomeupwithawonderfulidea!China!It9notcostmuchifwe10planatourtoChinA.Andit’sanoldmysteriouseasterncountry.Iamalwaysinterestedinit.Daniel:ItsoundsgooD.OKnowlet’sfindsomeinformationaboutthetrip.
DifferentCountriesHaveDifferentKindsofEnglishesVoyagesofpeoplefromEnglandplayanimportantpartinspreading61.EnglishlanguagE.AtpresentEnglishisfrequentlyspoken62.anofficialorcommonlanguageinmanycountriessuchasAmericaSingaporeMalaysiaandsomeAfricancountries.All63.baseonBritishEnglishtheEnglishspokeninthesecountriescan64.understandwellbynativeEnglishspeakers.ButactuallytheseEnglishes65.changegraduallyinaccentsspellingsexpressionsandthe66.useofvocabulary.Becauseofthisfactyoucanmakeuseofthedifferencestotell67.countrytheforeignersofyourblockarefrom.Forexampleifabossfluentlycommands68.driverComeupstraighttomyapartmentbyelevator69.takesomegasformytrucksandcabsinsteadofrequestingPleasecometomyflatbyliftandtakesomepetrolformylorriesandtaxisyoucanrecognizehisAmericanidentity70.thelattersuggeststhatheisBritish.
MynameisWilWheaton---andIamanerd怪人.It’sawesometobe61nerD.WhenIwasalittleboypeoplereallyteasedmeaboutthatand62makemefeelliketherewassomethingwrongwithmeforlovingstrangethings.NowthatI’manadultI’ma63professionnerdandtheworldhaschangeD.Ithinkwe64realizethatbeinganerdisnotaboutwhatyoulove65abouthowyoulovE.Sothere’sgoingtobeathinginyourlifethatyoulovE.Idon’tknowwhatit’sgoingtobE.Itmightbesportsorscienceorreadingor66tellstories---itdoesn’tmatterwhatitis.SomeofusloveGameofThroneswhileothersloveStarWars.Butwealllovethosethingssomuchthatwetravel67thousandofmiles---whichis68probableeasyforyoubutwe’restillusingfossilfuelssoit’sdifficult---tobearoundpeoplewholovethethingsthatwelovethewaythatwelovethem.That’s69beinganerdisawesomE.Iwantyoutoworkhardbecauseeverythingworth70doisharD.IwantyoutobeawesomeandIwilldomyverybesttoleaveyouaplanetthatyoucanstillliveon.
Whilethousandsofcollegestudentsheadedforwarmclimatestoenjoysunandfunduringtheirweekofffromclassessevenlocalstudentshadotherplans.TheNorthernEssexCommunityCollegeNECCstudentsandoneoftheirteachersspentpartoftheirspringbreakinNewYorkCityhelpingrepairanarea61destroybythehurricane.IwantedtoseeformyselfwhathappenedsaidTerry.Icouldn’timagine62itisliketoloseyourhomeandeverythingthatyouknowandthe63powereffectthehurricanehadonthosepeoplE.Iwantedtodosomethingandtounderstandtheirfeelingofhelplessness.ThegroupheadedintoBrooklyn’sRedHookdistrictwhichwashitbythehurricanE.Theretheynetpeoplefromotherpartsofthecountry64hadalsovolunteeredtohelp.TogetherthosevolunteersandtheNECCstudents65worktoclearrubbishoutofathree-storybuilding.Theyputonprotectivesuitsandgloves66theyenteredthebuilding.Insidethebuildingthestudentssawnothingbutbrokenwallsanddoorsandpiecesofthebuilding67lieallovertheplacE.Thestudentsreturnedtoschoolwith68senseofachievementafeelingthat69helpedpeopleinneeD.Itwasremarkablehowacommunitylostsomuchandwasstillabletorecoverandthisleftthedeepestimpression70thestudents.
EffectsoftourismNearlyeverybodylikestraveling.Nowadaystourismisbecominganindispensable必需的industryinChinA.Ourgovernmenthastakengoodmeasurestoimprovethisnewindustryinrecentyears.ForexamplemanyappealingscenicandhistoricspotshavebeenexploreD.AndthereforethousandsuponthousandsoftouristsaroundtheworldfloodintoChinaeveryyear.Howeveracoinhastwosides.Advantagesoftourismindustryarealwaysaccompaniedbydisadvantages.Thosewhoareinfavouroftourismindustryarguethatourcountrycanbenefitalotfrom从中获益it.OntheotherhandwecanintroduceoursplendidnationalculturetotheworlD.Ontheotherwecanraiseourfinancial财政incomE.Additionallytourismcanhelptopromote促进theunderstandingandfriendshipamongthepeoplesoftheworlD.Themainreasonwhysomepeopleoppose反对tourismisthatthemassescannotbenefittoomuchfromitbecausetoomuchtouristswillleadtothehigherpricesofgoods.Furthermoreitisalsoadangertotheenvironmentbecausetoomanytouristswillbringmorewastewhichisdifficulttodealwithforthemoment.AnywayasarisingindustrytourismhasplayeditsuniquepartinthedevelopmentofChinA.Chinaisagreatcountrywhichisendowedwithnaturalbeautyandhasmanyhistoricrelics.Soforonethingweshoulddisplayourbesttotheworld;andforanotherweshouldtakeactiontoavoidanynegativeeffects.Tourismindustryis____1________.Thegovernmentistryingto__2_______thisindustry.Moreandmoretourists_____3______ChinA.Argument____4_________Introduce___5________totheworlD.___6________financialincomE.Promote____7__________.ArgumentagainsttourismThemassesdon’t_____8_________._____9________theenvironment.InconclusionShowourbesttotheworlD.Takemeasurestoprevent_____10_______.
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