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ThedayofterrorattheVirginiaPolytechnicandStateUniversityinBlacksburgbeganatabout7:15a.m.withtheshootingofawomanandamaleresidentadviseronthefourthfloorofadormbuildingoncampusKristenBensleyafreshmanwholivedbelowthefloorwheretheshootingoccurredtoldTIME"Therewereminorsgoingonabouttheassailantwasfightingwithhisgirlfriendorsomethingofthatnature."Bensleynotesthatonlyresidentscangetintothebuildingusingaspecific"passport"thatisacardthatonehastoswipeinordertoopendoorsbefore10a.m.Ifhewasanoutsidersomeonewouldhavehadtolethimin.Ormorelikelyhewasaresidentofthedormhimself.Ifsohowdidbekeepsomuchammunitionunnoticed Unlikehighschoolsmostuniversitiescan’tbeefupsecuritywithametaldetectorortwo.SowhatcanbedonetoprotectstudentsOtherquestionsremainunanswered.Whywasthereatwo-hourgapbetweentheincidentatthedormandafarmorefataloneacrosscampusAtonepointthatledtotheorizingthatmorethanonegunmanwasinvolved.Thegunmanwhokilledatleast30peopleatNorrisHallshortlyafter9a.m.wasdescribedbysomesourcesasanAsianman. Ithasbeenasurrealtimeforthestudents.BrandonStiltnerasenioraerospaceengineeringstudentandJonathanHessaseniormechanicalengineerwerewatchingTValldaybutbynoonthey’dhadenough."Wedecidedweneededtodosomething"Stiltnersaid."Wewereworthlesssittingaround."Sotheytooktheirsix-footVirginiaTechsignoffthewallandloggedintoFacebook.Withinthenextfewhours100peoplerepliedtotheire-mailrequestforavigil. By8p.m.hundredsbfstudentsbeganfilingdownthestepsoftheWarMemorialChapeltowardthedrillfield.Clustersoftwoandthreestudentsstoodtogetherinsilence.Slowlytheybegantolineuptosigntheboard."I’mstillreallyindisbelief"saysStiltner.Theshockoftheday’sshootingssankinHesssaidashecarriedthesignacrosscampusforthevigil."Ithitme"Hesssaid"toknowthatitwasinthesebuildings."ThemediacrewsthatswarmedcampuswerealsosurrealtoHessandStiltner."Wecouldlookoutourwindowandseeexactlywhat’sonTV"Stiltnersays.HewatchedhissigncrowdedwithinitialsandprayersawaitingthenamesofthevictimsHeshuddered."IhopeIdon’thaveanynastysurprises." WhichwordcantakeplaceofsurrealLine1Para.3;Line5Para.4inthepassage
气的气化过程包括
TheLakers’forwardKobeBryanthasscored50ormorepointsinfourstraightgamessecondintheNBAonlytoWiltChamberlain’sseven.HealsonowistiedwithMichaelJordanforsecondwithfourbehindChamberlain’s32inmost60-pointgames. "He’sdoingsomethingI’veneverseen"LakerscoachPhilJacksonsaidinane-mailSaturday."Thishasbeenhistoric."HeshouldknowbecausehecoachedJordanandplayedagainstChamberlain.BryantisnotgoingtowintheMVPawardwhichlikelywillgotoDirkNowitzkiorSteveNash.Buthisscoringbrillianceagainseemstoanswerthequestionofwho’sthebestplayerintheleagueanditalsoprovidesmoreevidenceinthesimilarityofBryantandJordanintheirtalentandapproachtothegame. InanyeaseBryantistheplayernowfirmlyholdingthatmythicaltorchofgreatnesssportingcelebrityandcreativitythatJordanoncetookfromJulius"Dr.J"Erring."Kobehastheverdantgreenlighttohoistitupuntilhecoolsdown"Jacksonsaid."Wondersneverceaseinthisgame."CertainlyBryanthasbeenwonderfulinthefourgamesaveraging56.3pointswithtwogamesofatleast60.Moreoverhehardlyhasbeenselfishorworkingoutsidetheoffensebecausemostofhisfieldgoalshavecomeonlongjumpersincluding17of33onthree-pointers.Bryantisshooting54percent. "It’sphenomenal.It’sincredible"JacksontoldLosAngelesreporters."He’sshooting[outside]morethanMichaelwas.Michaelwasprobablydoingmorepost-upmorepenetrationmoreat-the-basketkindofstuff.ButKobe’sdoingawholerangeofthings.Ithinkhisshootinghasjustbeenremarkablethewayheisraisingupoverpeopleandknockingtheballdown." It’sstillalongwayoffbutbecausehestartedintheNBAwhenhewas18Bryant28canpassKareemAbdul-Jabbarastheleague’sall-timescorerifhecanstayhealthyandaverage25pointsuntilheis38."Thebestpartofitallisthatwe’rewinning"Bryantsaid."ThesecondisthatthisgenerationofplayerswhomightnothaveeverheardoftheElgin[Baylors]orWilts[andtheir]greatnesswillnowtakenoticesothelegacyoftheirbrilliancewillliveon. "AsfarasmyselfIcan’texplainit.Allisinslowmotionallthetime.Idon’tknowwhyorhowbutit’strippy."That’sprobablywhatChamberlainsaidduringhisrecordrun. What’stheevidencethatJacksonthoughtKobeisbetterthanMichael
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.2
"IloveMicrosoftandMicrosoftdidnotloseme"protestedRobertScoblealittletooloudlyonhisbloglastweekinabidtoendfeverishspeculationintheblogosphereaboutwhyexactlyhehaddecidedtoleaveMicrosoft.Thesoftwaregiant’s"technicalevangelist"Mr.Scoblehasbecomethebest-knownexampleofacorporateblogger.OnhisblogcalledScobleizerwhichhestartedin2000hewritesaboutMicrosoft’sproductsandhassometimescriticisedthemfiercely—therebybothestablishinghiscredibilityandbyitswillingnesstotoleratehimhelpingtohumanisehisemployer. Asblogging’sinfluencehasgrownsobasMr.Scoble’s—bothinsideandoutsideMicrosoft.LastyearafterhebloggedagainstMicrosoft’sdecisiontoabandonsupportforalawprohibitingdiscriminationagainstgaysthecompany’smanagersbackeddown.HehelpedwriteabookNakedConversations:HowBlogsAreChangingtheWayBusinessesTalkWithCustomerspublishedinJanuarythathasbecomeessentialreadingforanybosstryingtodefineanew-mediastrategyforhisbusiness. SowhyleaveMr.Scoblehasdeniedseveralofthetheoriescirculatingintheblogosphereincludingthathehadbecomefedupwithhavinghisexpenseschallengedorwithsharinganoffice;thatMicrosoftchallengedhisviewstoooften;thathehadbecomefrustrated;andthatthefirmhadnottriedhardenoughtokeephim.StillhisfriendDaveWineranotherbloggerdescribedMicrosoftasa"stiflingorganisation"beforeobservingthat"whenhefinallydecidedtoleaveit’sasifahugeweightcameoffhimandallofasuddentheoldScobleisback."HeviewsMr.Scoble’sdepartureasevidencethatMicrosofthasbeenunabletomovewiththetimes:"I’mgladtoseemyoldfrienddidn’tgodownwiththeship."Anotherbloggersaysthathisdepartureshowsthe"endofhonestblogging." Therealreasonmaybelesssinister—thoughtroublingforthegrowingnumberofemployersencouragingtheiremployeestobiog.Bloggingallowsstafftobuildapersonalbrandseparatefromthatoftheirfirm;iftheyaregoodatitandbuildupareadershipthatbrandmaybemorevaluabletothemelsewhere.Mr.ScobleisofftojoinPodTech.netarisingstarinvideopodcastingwhichisnowfarmorefashionablethanbloggingandpotentiallyfarmorelucrative.ItseemsthatMr.ScobleismostimpressedbyRocketboomoneofwhosefoundersAmandaCongdonissaidtobedrawing300000viewersadaytohervideoblogandisabouttostartchargingadvertisers$85000aweek—almostasmuchMr.Scobleisreportedassaying"asImadeinanentireyearworkingatMicrosoft." WhichistherealreasonforRobertScobletoleaveMicrosoft
固摄血液的重要因素是
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.18
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.10
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.14
下列各项与营气的生成和性质相关的是
与元气的生成密切相关的脏腑是
脾胃在气的生成中的具体作用为
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.20
THEivory-billedwoodpeckerisnotlargeasbirdsgo:Itisaboutthesizeofacrowbutflashieritsclaimtofameisthatthoughithadbeenthoughtextinctsince1944alonekayakerspotteditabouttwoyearsagoflyingaroundamongthecypresstreesintheCacheRiverNationalWildlifeRefuge.Andthatsightingmayprovethedeath-blowtoa$319mirrigationprojectintheArkansascorneroftheDelta. TheGrandPrairieAreaDemonstrationProjectseemedatfirstafineidea.TheGrandPrairieisthefourth-largestrice-bowlintheworldwith363000acresunderpaddies.Butitisrunningoutofwaterwithfarmersdrivingwellsdeeperanddeeperintotheunderlyingaquifer.ThenewprojectdreameduparoundadecadeagowouldtapexcesswaterfromtheWhiteriverwhenitfloodsandpumpsitattherateofaboutonebilliongallonsadaytostoragetanksonaround1000ricefarms. Unfortunatelyitwouldalsodivertwaterfromtheregion’shugeswampywildliferefugeshometoblackbearsandalligatorsandthepallidsturgeon.TinyswamptownslikeClarendonandBrinkleywhichareheavilyblackandalmostdestituterelyonnaturetourismforthelittleeconomicactivitytheyhave.InBrinkleythebarberoffersan"ivorybill"haircutthatmakesyoulooklikeone. Theprojecthassomepowerfullocalbackers.TheyincludeBlancheLincolnthestate’sseniorsenatorwhogrewuponaricefarminHelenaandDaleBumpersaformerfour-termsenatorandgovernorofArkansas.Mr.Bumperslonganiconoftheenvironmentalmovementandprominentintheeffortstoestablishtherefugesnowbelievesthewaterprojectisimportantfornationalsecurityinfoodandtradeandthatitwillnotdamagetheforestshehasworkedtoprotect. Opponentsworrythattheprojectapartfromitsenvironmentalriskswilloverwhelmtheinnovativewaterconservationmethodsthatrice-farmersarealreadyusingandgivethebiggestwaterusersanunfairadvantage.Theyalsoobjectthatitmeansusingsubsidisedpumpstoprovidesubsidisedwaterforacropthatdoesn’tpay.RiceisoneofthemostheavilyassistedcropsinAmerica;ricepaymentscosttaxpayersalmost$10billionbetween1995and2004andrichfarmersroundStuttgartinArkansasCountyanefficientandpoliticallyshrewdgrouptookin$21.2minsubsidiesin2004alone. Peoplearearguingagainstthisprojectmainlybecause
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.16
下列各项．与津液生成有密切关系的是
TheLakers’forwardKobeBryanthasscored50ormorepointsinfourstraightgamessecondintheNBAonlytoWiltChamberlain’sseven.HealsonowistiedwithMichaelJordanforsecondwithfourbehindChamberlain’s32inmost60-pointgames. "He’sdoingsomethingI’veneverseen"LakerscoachPhilJacksonsaidinane-mailSaturday."Thishasbeenhistoric."HeshouldknowbecausehecoachedJordanandplayedagainstChamberlain.BryantisnotgoingtowintheMVPawardwhichlikelywillgotoDirkNowitzkiorSteveNash.Buthisscoringbrillianceagainseemstoanswerthequestionofwho’sthebestplayerintheleagueanditalsoprovidesmoreevidenceinthesimilarityofBryantandJordanintheirtalentandapproachtothegame. InanyeaseBryantistheplayernowfirmlyholdingthatmythicaltorchofgreatnesssportingcelebrityandcreativitythatJordanoncetookfromJulius"Dr.J"Erring."Kobehastheverdantgreenlighttohoistitupuntilhecoolsdown"Jacksonsaid."Wondersneverceaseinthisgame."CertainlyBryanthasbeenwonderfulinthefourgamesaveraging56.3pointswithtwogamesofatleast60.Moreoverhehardlyhasbeenselfishorworkingoutsidetheoffensebecausemostofhisfieldgoalshavecomeonlongjumpersincluding17of33onthree-pointers.Bryantisshooting54percent. "It’sphenomenal.It’sincredible"JacksontoldLosAngelesreporters."He’sshooting[outside]morethanMichaelwas.Michaelwasprobablydoingmorepost-upmorepenetrationmoreat-the-basketkindofstuff.ButKobe’sdoingawholerangeofthings.Ithinkhisshootinghasjustbeenremarkablethewayheisraisingupoverpeopleandknockingtheballdown." It’sstillalongwayoffbutbecausehestartedintheNBAwhenhewas18Bryant28canpassKareemAbdul-Jabbarastheleague’sall-timescorerifhecanstayhealthyandaverage25pointsuntilheis38."Thebestpartofitallisthatwe’rewinning"Bryantsaid."ThesecondisthatthisgenerationofplayerswhomightnothaveeverheardoftheElgin[Baylors]orWilts[andtheir]greatnesswillnowtakenoticesothelegacyoftheirbrilliancewillliveon. "AsfarasmyselfIcan’texplainit.Allisinslowmotionallthetime.Idon’tknowwhyorhowbutit’strippy."That’sprobablywhatChamberlainsaidduringhisrecordrun. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtotheauthor
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.4
下列各项直接影响宗气盛衰的是
气的主要来源是
"IloveMicrosoftandMicrosoftdidnotloseme"protestedRobertScoblealittletooloudlyonhisbloglastweekinabidtoendfeverishspeculationintheblogosphereaboutwhyexactlyhehaddecidedtoleaveMicrosoft.Thesoftwaregiant’s"technicalevangelist"Mr.Scoblehasbecomethebest-knownexampleofacorporateblogger.OnhisblogcalledScobleizerwhichhestartedin2000hewritesaboutMicrosoft’sproductsandhassometimescriticisedthemfiercely—therebybothestablishinghiscredibilityandbyitswillingnesstotoleratehimhelpingtohumanisehisemployer. Asblogging’sinfluencehasgrownsobasMr.Scoble’s—bothinsideandoutsideMicrosoft.LastyearafterhebloggedagainstMicrosoft’sdecisiontoabandonsupportforalawprohibitingdiscriminationagainstgaysthecompany’smanagersbackeddown.HehelpedwriteabookNakedConversations:HowBlogsAreChangingtheWayBusinessesTalkWithCustomerspublishedinJanuarythathasbecomeessentialreadingforanybosstryingtodefineanew-mediastrategyforhisbusiness. SowhyleaveMr.Scoblehasdeniedseveralofthetheoriescirculatingintheblogosphereincludingthathehadbecomefedupwithhavinghisexpenseschallengedorwithsharinganoffice;thatMicrosoftchallengedhisviewstoooften;thathehadbecomefrustrated;andthatthefirmhadnottriedhardenoughtokeephim.StillhisfriendDaveWineranotherbloggerdescribedMicrosoftasa"stiflingorganisation"beforeobservingthat"whenhefinallydecidedtoleaveit’sasifahugeweightcameoffhimandallofasuddentheoldScobleisback."HeviewsMr.Scoble’sdepartureasevidencethatMicrosofthasbeenunabletomovewiththetimes:"I’mgladtoseemyoldfrienddidn’tgodownwiththeship."Anotherbloggersaysthathisdepartureshowsthe"endofhonestblogging." Therealreasonmaybelesssinister—thoughtroublingforthegrowingnumberofemployersencouragingtheiremployeestobiog.Bloggingallowsstafftobuildapersonalbrandseparatefromthatoftheirfirm;iftheyaregoodatitandbuildupareadershipthatbrandmaybemorevaluabletothemelsewhere.Mr.ScobleisofftojoinPodTech.netarisingstarinvideopodcastingwhichisnowfarmorefashionablethanbloggingandpotentiallyfarmorelucrative.ItseemsthatMr.ScobleismostimpressedbyRocketboomoneofwhosefoundersAmandaCongdonissaidtobedrawing300000viewersadaytohervideoblogandisabouttostartchargingadvertisers$85000aweek—almostasmuchMr.Scobleisreportedassaying"asImadeinanentireyearworkingatMicrosoft." TowardScoble’sleavingandhisblogthewriter’sattitudecanbesaidtobe
ThedayofterrorattheVirginiaPolytechnicandStateUniversityinBlacksburgbeganatabout7:15a.m.withtheshootingofawomanandamaleresidentadviseronthefourthfloorofadormbuildingoncampusKristenBensleyafreshmanwholivedbelowthefloorwheretheshootingoccurredtoldTIME"Therewereminorsgoingonabouttheassailantwasfightingwithhisgirlfriendorsomethingofthatnature."Bensleynotesthatonlyresidentscangetintothebuildingusingaspecific"passport"thatisacardthatonehastoswipeinordertoopendoorsbefore10a.m.Ifhewasanoutsidersomeonewouldhavehadtolethimin.Ormorelikelyhewasaresidentofthedormhimself.Ifsohowdidbekeepsomuchammunitionunnoticed Unlikehighschoolsmostuniversitiescan’tbeefupsecuritywithametaldetectorortwo.SowhatcanbedonetoprotectstudentsOtherquestionsremainunanswered.Whywasthereatwo-hourgapbetweentheincidentatthedormandafarmorefataloneacrosscampusAtonepointthatledtotheorizingthatmorethanonegunmanwasinvolved.Thegunmanwhokilledatleast30peopleatNorrisHallshortlyafter9a.m.wasdescribedbysomesourcesasanAsianman. Ithasbeenasurrealtimeforthestudents.BrandonStiltnerasenioraerospaceengineeringstudentandJonathanHessaseniormechanicalengineerwerewatchingTValldaybutbynoonthey’dhadenough."Wedecidedweneededtodosomething"Stiltnersaid."Wewereworthlesssittingaround."Sotheytooktheirsix-footVirginiaTechsignoffthewallandloggedintoFacebook.Withinthenextfewhours100peoplerepliedtotheire-mailrequestforavigil. By8p.m.hundredsbfstudentsbeganfilingdownthestepsoftheWarMemorialChapeltowardthedrillfield.Clustersoftwoandthreestudentsstoodtogetherinsilence.Slowlytheybegantolineuptosigntheboard."I’mstillreallyindisbelief"saysStiltner.Theshockoftheday’sshootingssankinHesssaidashecarriedthesignacrosscampusforthevigil."Ithitme"Hesssaid"toknowthatitwasinthesebuildings."ThemediacrewsthatswarmedcampuswerealsosurrealtoHessandStiltner."Wecouldlookoutourwindowandseeexactlywhat’sonTV"Stiltnersays.HewatchedhissigncrowdedwithinitialsandprayersawaitingthenamesofthevictimsHeshuddered."IhopeIdon’thaveanynastysurprises." Fromthisarticlewecanguessthattheauthorisa
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THEivory-billedwoodpeckerisnotlargeasbirdsgo:Itisaboutthesizeofacrowbutflashieritsclaimtofameisthatthoughithadbeenthoughtextinctsince1944alonekayakerspotteditabouttwoyearsagoflyingaroundamongthecypresstreesintheCacheRiverNationalWildlifeRefuge.Andthatsightingmayprovethedeath-blowtoa$319mirrigationprojectintheArkansascorneroftheDelta. TheGrandPrairieAreaDemonstrationProjectseemedatfirstafineidea.TheGrandPrairieisthefourth-largestrice-bowlintheworldwith363000acresunderpaddies.Butitisrunningoutofwaterwithfarmersdrivingwellsdeeperanddeeperintotheunderlyingaquifer.ThenewprojectdreameduparoundadecadeagowouldtapexcesswaterfromtheWhiteriverwhenitfloodsandpumpsitattherateofaboutonebilliongallonsadaytostoragetanksonaround1000ricefarms. Unfortunatelyitwouldalsodivertwaterfromtheregion’shugeswampywildliferefugeshometoblackbearsandalligatorsandthepallidsturgeon.TinyswamptownslikeClarendonandBrinkleywhichareheavilyblackandalmostdestituterelyonnaturetourismforthelittleeconomicactivitytheyhave.InBrinkleythebarberoffersan"ivorybill"haircutthatmakesyoulooklikeone. Theprojecthassomepowerfullocalbackers.TheyincludeBlancheLincolnthestate’sseniorsenatorwhogrewuponaricefarminHelenaandDaleBumpersaformerfour-termsenatorandgovernorofArkansas.Mr.Bumperslonganiconoftheenvironmentalmovementandprominentintheeffortstoestablishtherefugesnowbelievesthewaterprojectisimportantfornationalsecurityinfoodandtradeandthatitwillnotdamagetheforestshehasworkedtoprotect. Opponentsworrythattheprojectapartfromitsenvironmentalriskswilloverwhelmtheinnovativewaterconservationmethodsthatrice-farmersarealreadyusingandgivethebiggestwaterusersanunfairadvantage.Theyalsoobjectthatitmeansusingsubsidisedpumpstoprovidesubsidisedwaterforacropthatdoesn’tpay.RiceisoneofthemostheavilyassistedcropsinAmerica;ricepaymentscosttaxpayersalmost$10billionbetween1995and2004andrichfarmersroundStuttgartinArkansasCountyanefficientandpoliticallyshrewdgrouptookin$21.2minsubsidiesin2004alone. Accordingtothesecondandthirdparagraphwhichstatementistrue
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.8
ThedayofterrorattheVirginiaPolytechnicandStateUniversityinBlacksburgbeganatabout7:15a.m.withtheshootingofawomanandamaleresidentadviseronthefourthfloorofadormbuildingoncampusKristenBensleyafreshmanwholivedbelowthefloorwheretheshootingoccurredtoldTIME"Therewereminorsgoingonabouttheassailantwasfightingwithhisgirlfriendorsomethingofthatnature."Bensleynotesthatonlyresidentscangetintothebuildingusingaspecific"passport"thatisacardthatonehastoswipeinordertoopendoorsbefore10a.m.Ifhewasanoutsidersomeonewouldhavehadtolethimin.Ormorelikelyhewasaresidentofthedormhimself.Ifsohowdidbekeepsomuchammunitionunnoticed Unlikehighschoolsmostuniversitiescan’tbeefupsecuritywithametaldetectorortwo.SowhatcanbedonetoprotectstudentsOtherquestionsremainunanswered.Whywasthereatwo-hourgapbetweentheincidentatthedormandafarmorefataloneacrosscampusAtonepointthatledtotheorizingthatmorethanonegunmanwasinvolved.Thegunmanwhokilledatleast30peopleatNorrisHallshortlyafter9a.m.wasdescribedbysomesourcesasanAsianman. Ithasbeenasurrealtimeforthestudents.BrandonStiltnerasenioraerospaceengineeringstudentandJonathanHessaseniormechanicalengineerwerewatchingTValldaybutbynoonthey’dhadenough."Wedecidedweneededtodosomething"Stiltnersaid."Wewereworthlesssittingaround."Sotheytooktheirsix-footVirginiaTechsignoffthewallandloggedintoFacebook.Withinthenextfewhours100peoplerepliedtotheire-mailrequestforavigil. By8p.m.hundredsbfstudentsbeganfilingdownthestepsoftheWarMemorialChapeltowardthedrillfield.Clustersoftwoandthreestudentsstoodtogetherinsilence.Slowlytheybegantolineuptosigntheboard."I’mstillreallyindisbelief"saysStiltner.Theshockoftheday’sshootingssankinHesssaidashecarriedthesignacrosscampusforthevigil."Ithitme"Hesssaid"toknowthatitwasinthesebuildings."ThemediacrewsthatswarmedcampuswerealsosurrealtoHessandStiltner."Wecouldlookoutourwindowandseeexactlywhat’sonTV"Stiltnersays.HewatchedhissigncrowdedwithinitialsandprayersawaitingthenamesofthevictimsHeshuddered."IhopeIdon’thaveanynastysurprises." Whichofthefollowingistreeaccordingtothefirstparagraph
ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.12
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ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.6
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