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Mostmenandwomenpassthroughlifewithouteverconsideringorcriticizing1theirownconditionsorthoseoftheworldatlarge.Theyfindthemselvesbornintoacertainplacein2andtheyacceptwhateachday3withoutanythoughtbeyondwhattheimmediatepresentrequires.Theyseekthe4oftheneedsofthemomentwithoutmuchforethoughtand5thinkingthatbysufficientefforttheconditionsoftheirlives6bechanged.Acertainpercentageguidedbypersonalambition7theeffortofthoughtandwillwhichisnecessarytoplacethemselvesamongthemorefortunatemembersofthecommunity;butvery8amongtheseareseriouslyconcernedtosecureforalltheadvantageswhichtheyseekfor9.Onlyafewrareandexceptionalmenhavethatkindoflovetoward10atlargethatmakesthemunabletoendurepatientlythegeneralmassofevilandsuffering11ofanyrelationitmayhavetotheirownlives.These12drivenbysympatheticpainwillseekforsomenewsystemofsocietybywhichlifemaybecomerichermorefullof13andlessfullofpreventableevils14itisatpresent.Butinthepastsuchmenhaveasarulefailedtointeresttheveryvictimsoftheinjustices15theywishedtoremedy.
PassageThreeTherehasbeenaboominkaraokeinJapan.Manypeoplenomatterwhattheirageorgendergothereoftentoenjoysingingoutloudtoseekrelieffromdailystressorjustforfun.Thekaraofkara-okemeansemptywhiletheokeisaJapaneseabbreviationoftheEnglishwordorchestra.Thesetwowordscomingtogethermeananorchestrawithoutasinger.Karaokesystemsarewidespreadinmanycountriesnowadays.KaraokebarsarewellknownbyAmericansbutactuallywehavefewkaraokebarsinJapan.WhatwecallkaraokeboxismorepopularinJapan.Torelishkaraokeisnotdifficultatall.Allyouhavetodoistofindsomefriendstogowithyou.Afteryouhavesettledintotheroomandgottensomethingtoeatordrinkyouarealreadytosing.Youlookuponeofthesongbooksandchooseasongyouwishtosingintwodifferentways:eitherbythesinger’snameortitleofthesong.Thenenterthecodenumbersofthesongintotheremotecontrol.Soonyourmusicwillstart.Somekaraokesetsevenhaveavoicechangesystem.Youcanchangeyourvoicefromawoman’stoaman’soraman’stoawoman’s.Thisisveryinteresting.Buttheimportantthinghereisyoushouldlistentootherpeoplesingingatthesametime.Usuallypeopleliketohaveaudiencesandyouwantthemtolistentoyouwhileyouaresingingtoo.Youcanfeellikearealsingerifyouhavesomeonetolistentoyouandthat’swhatpeoplelikewhendoingkaraoke.Sinceyouwillhaveyourownroomandtherewillbenounfamiliarpeoplewatchingyouyouwillfeelmorecomfortablesinginginakaraokeboxthansinginginfrontofmanypeoplelikeinkaraokebars.Youcanspendthetimeinamorerelaxedatmospherewhichismoreenjoyable.Onceyouhaveexperiencedkaraokeyoumightwanttogoagainandagainthoughsomepeoplewouldnotlikesinginginfrontofpeopleeveniftheywerefriendsorfamily.Butyoucanstillhavealotoffunthereevenifyoudon’tsing.Wemakejokesandwetalkasifwewereathome.Ipersonallylikekaraokeverymuch.IlikesingingandIhavesomuchfuneverytimeIgo.Ithinkweareseekingawaytoexpressourselvestopeoplewhomwelike.InJapanesethewordKaraokecomefromkaraandoke.Whatdothesewordsmean
Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldinareaalthoughits1isonlysome25millionmost2ina200-milestrip3thesouthernborder.Over25percentofthe4numberliveinthethreemaincities.Thenorthernareasofthecountryarealmostuninhabited5forisolatedsettlements.Canadais6arichcountryanditsnational7percapitaisthefifthhighestintheworldbutitseconomyinrecentyearshasbeenrather8becauseofthevariednatureofwhatitdoes.OverthelastthreeyearstheCanadianeconomyhasbeenhard9byfallingoilpricesandbyrisingUSinterest10.Thishas11toasteepfallinindustrialproduction--byasmuchasafifthsince1981.Some12nowthinkCanadaisonthe13torecoverythoughmorecautiousspiritssaythatno14canbeexpecteduntilthereisa15tolowerinterestratesintheUSA.
PassageTwoThepeoplewhorunYosemiteNationalParkwanttomakesomechanges.Theysaytherearetoomanycarsinthepark.Sometimesnomorepeoplecanfitintothepark.Thecarstrucksandcamperscausemanyproblems.Thecarsmaketoomuchnoise.Peoplecannotheareachothertalk.ThebestviewofYosemiteFallsisfromtheparkinglot.Thenewplanistokeepmostcarsoutofthepark.Somepeoplecomeonlyforoneday.Theywillhavetoleavetheirearsoutsidethepark.Theywillhavetoridebusesintothepark.SomepeoplehavereservationsathotelsorcampgroundsatYosemite.Theycanbringintheircarsbuttheywillhavetoleavethemintheparkinglot.Thenewplanwillincluderemovingsomeroads.Itwillincluderemovingbridgesovertheriver.Itwillincludemakingnewpathsforhikingandbiking.Floodslastyearhurtintheparkinmanyways.CongresswantsthepeoplewhorunYosemitetofixupthepark.ButCongressdoesnotwantYosemitelikeitwasbeforethefloods.Theywantittobebetter.Howmighttheparkbedifferentafterthechanges
PassageThreeTherehasbeenaboominkaraokeinJapan.Manypeoplenomatterwhattheirageorgendergothereoftentoenjoysingingoutloudtoseekrelieffromdailystressorjustforfun.Thekaraofkara-okemeansemptywhiletheokeisaJapaneseabbreviationoftheEnglishwordorchestra.Thesetwowordscomingtogethermeananorchestrawithoutasinger.Karaokesystemsarewidespreadinmanycountriesnowadays.KaraokebarsarewellknownbyAmericansbutactuallywehavefewkaraokebarsinJapan.WhatwecallkaraokeboxismorepopularinJapan.Torelishkaraokeisnotdifficultatall.Allyouhavetodoistofindsomefriendstogowithyou.Afteryouhavesettledintotheroomandgottensomethingtoeatordrinkyouarealreadytosing.Youlookuponeofthesongbooksandchooseasongyouwishtosingintwodifferentways:eitherbythesinger’snameortitleofthesong.Thenenterthecodenumbersofthesongintotheremotecontrol.Soonyourmusicwillstart.Somekaraokesetsevenhaveavoicechangesystem.Youcanchangeyourvoicefromawoman’stoaman’soraman’stoawoman’s.Thisisveryinteresting.Buttheimportantthinghereisyoushouldlistentootherpeoplesingingatthesametime.Usuallypeopleliketohaveaudiencesandyouwantthemtolistentoyouwhileyouaresingingtoo.Youcanfeellikearealsingerifyouhavesomeonetolistentoyouandthat’swhatpeoplelikewhendoingkaraoke.Sinceyouwillhaveyourownroomandtherewillbenounfamiliarpeoplewatchingyouyouwillfeelmorecomfortablesinginginakaraokeboxthansinginginfrontofmanypeoplelikeinkaraokebars.Youcanspendthetimeinamorerelaxedatmospherewhichismoreenjoyable.Onceyouhaveexperiencedkaraokeyoumightwanttogoagainandagainthoughsomepeoplewouldnotlikesinginginfrontofpeopleeveniftheywerefriendsorfamily.Butyoucanstillhavealotoffunthereevenifyoudon’tsing.Wemakejokesandwetalkasifwewereathome.Ipersonallylikekaraokeverymuch.IlikesingingandIhavesomuchfuneverytimeIgo.Ithinkweareseekingawaytoexpressourselvestopeoplewhomwelike.WhatistheadvantageofaJapaneseKaraokeboxoveraKaraokebar
Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldinareaalthoughits1isonlysome25millionmost2ina200-milestrip3thesouthernborder.Over25percentofthe4numberliveinthethreemaincities.Thenorthernareasofthecountryarealmostuninhabited5forisolatedsettlements.Canadais6arichcountryanditsnational7percapitaisthefifthhighestintheworldbutitseconomyinrecentyearshasbeenrather8becauseofthevariednatureofwhatitdoes.OverthelastthreeyearstheCanadianeconomyhasbeenhard9byfallingoilpricesandbyrisingUSinterest10.Thishas11toasteepfallinindustrialproduction--byasmuchasafifthsince1981.Some12nowthinkCanadaisonthe13torecoverythoughmorecautiousspiritssaythatno14canbeexpecteduntilthereisa15tolowerinterestratesintheUSA.
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PassageFourPoepleareusedtospeakingtheirnativelanguagesoimmigrantsarehavingmanyproblemsbetweenthefirstgenerationandthesecondgenerationbecausetheydon’thavethesamenativelanguage.Alsothesecondgenerationislosingtheiridentity.EspeciallyinAmericatherearemanyimmigrantsthatcamefromdifferentcountriestosucceedintheStates.BecausetheysufferinlotsofareassuchasgettingajobandtryingtospeakEnglishtheywanttheirchildrentospeakEnglishnotonlyatschoolbutalsoathomeinordertobemoresuccessful.Becauseofthissituationtheirchildrenarelosingtheirethnicidentity.ForexamplemyauntwhohasbeenlivinginChicagofortwenty-fiveyearshasthreechildrenandtheywereallbornintheStates.Theeighteen-yearolddaughterspeaksEnglishasanativelanguageandshespeaksKoreanverywelltoo.Shehasnoproblemstalkingwithherparentsbutshestilldoesn’tunderstandKoreanjokesandtherearesometimesmisunderstandings.Theseconddaughterisfourteenyearsoldandshedoesn’twanttospeakKorean.MyauntoftengetsupsetwithherbecausesheisveryAmericanizedandtheycannotunderstandeachother.Evenwhenmyauntpunishesherthisdaughterdoesnotunderstandwhatmyauntistalkingabout.Thethirdchildisatwelve-yearoldson.HespeaksEnglishtohisparentsandmyauntspeaksKoreantohimasshedoestotheseconddaughter.Healsohasaproblemcommunicatingwithhisparents.MyauntistryingtoteachhimtospeakbothlanguagesbutitisveryhardforhimbecausehespeaksEnglishalldayanddoesnotunderstandwhyheshouldlearntospeakKorean.Wemustrealizethatlanguageisimportantandvaluableformanyreasons.Immigrantsshouldmakeanefforttomaketheirchildrenunderstandtheirheritagebyteachingthemtheparents’language.Thisisveryimportantnotonlyfortheharmonyofthefamilybutalsoinhelpingthesecondgenerationestablishtheiridentity.Whatdoyouthinkthisarticleisabout
DuringthewintermostLondonauctioneershavewineauctions拍卖.Someareofwinesforeveryday1butmostareoffinewines.LastwinteratChristiesadozenbottlesofLafite1945were2downat￡158thebottle.1945and1961arethetwomostvintage3forclaret红葡萄酒.Ofcoursethatisnotthemaximumyoucouldpay.Not4agoanAmericanatChristies5￡8500foronebottleofLafite1806.Sometimesitisamatterof6objective.LastOctoberarestaurateurfromMemphispaid￡9000foramagnum--thatisatwo-bottlesize--of1864Lafite.He730people$1500eachforadinnerwithasmallglassofthewine.Itwas8tentimesthecostofthewineinpublicityforhisrestaurant.Ofcoursesomepeoplebuywinepurelyforinvestment.Asyndicateoffourwillbuya9ofLafite1945atsay￡2000.Eachtakesthreebottles.Theneachdrinks10bottleandkeepstheothertwotoselllateratthe11priceasthethreecostinthefirstplace.Thatisnaturallytakinginflationinto12.Butthereisno13thatabottleofwineat￡1000isahundredtimes14thanonethatcosts￡10.Perhapsthetoppriceyoucanpayforwinetoenjoyfordrinkingis￡100abottle.Above￡100youarepayingforsomething15thantaste.
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DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave1ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly2inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere3againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks4anewstadiumforthecompetition.3115fromthirteencountries6inmanyevents.The7becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe8.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold9weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames10in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin11eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace12fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnothe13athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today14manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports15moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea.
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PassageOneWhatmakesapersonfamousThisisamysterythatmanypeoplehavepondered.Allkindsofmythssurroundthelivesofwell-knownpeople.MostpeoplearefamiliarwiththeworksofWilliamShakespeareoneofthegreatestEnglishwritersofthesixteenthcentury.YethowmanyknowShakespearethepersonthemanbehindtheworksAftercenturiesofresearchscholarsarestilltryingtodiscoverShakespeare’spersonalhistory.Itisnoteasilyfoundinhiswritings.Authorsofthetimecouldnotprotecttheirworks.Anactingcompanyforexamplecouldchangeaplayiftheywantedto.Nowadayswritershavecopyrightsthatprotecttheirwork.ManymythsaroseaboutShakespeare.Somesaidhehadnoformaleducation.Therearerumorsthathelefthomewhenaccusedofstealingahorse.Othersbelievethathebeganhiscareerbytendingthehorsesofwealthymen.AllofthesemythsareinterestingbutaretheytrueProbablynot.Shakespeare’sfatherwasarespectedmaninStratfordamemberofthetowncouncilHesentyoungWilliamtogrammarschool.MostpeopleofElizabethantimesdidnotcontinuebeyondgrammarschool;soShakespearedidhaveatleastanaverageeducation.SomepartsofShakespeare’slifewillalwaysremainunknown.TheGreatLondonFireof1666burnedmanyimportantdocumentsthatcouldhavebeenasourceofclues.WewillalwaysbeleftwithmanyquestionsandfewfactsFromthispassagewecaninferthatShakespeare______.
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PassageTwoThepeoplewhorunYosemiteNationalParkwanttomakesomechanges.Theysaytherearetoomanycarsinthepark.Sometimesnomorepeoplecanfitintothepark.Thecarstrucksandcamperscausemanyproblems.Thecarsmaketoomuchnoise.Peoplecannotheareachothertalk.ThebestviewofYosemiteFallsisfromtheparkinglot.Thenewplanistokeepmostcarsoutofthepark.Somepeoplecomeonlyforoneday.Theywillhavetoleavetheirearsoutsidethepark.Theywillhavetoridebusesintothepark.SomepeoplehavereservationsathotelsorcampgroundsatYosemite.Theycanbringintheircarsbuttheywillhavetoleavethemintheparkinglot.Thenewplanwillincluderemovingsomeroads.Itwillincluderemovingbridgesovertheriver.Itwillincludemakingnewpathsforhikingandbiking.Floodslastyearhurtintheparkinmanyways.CongresswantsthepeoplewhorunYosemitetofixupthepark.ButCongressdoesnotwantYosemitelikeitwasbeforethefloods.Theywantittobebetter.Somepeoplemakearrengementsat______orcampgroundsatYosemite.
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Mostmenandwomenpassthroughlifewithouteverconsideringorcriticizing1theirownconditionsorthoseoftheworldatlarge.Theyfindthemselvesbornintoacertainplacein2andtheyacceptwhateachday3withoutanythoughtbeyondwhattheimmediatepresentrequires.Theyseekthe4oftheneedsofthemomentwithoutmuchforethoughtand5thinkingthatbysufficientefforttheconditionsoftheirlives6bechanged.Acertainpercentageguidedbypersonalambition7theeffortofthoughtandwillwhichisnecessarytoplacethemselvesamongthemorefortunatemembersofthecommunity;butvery8amongtheseareseriouslyconcernedtosecureforalltheadvantageswhichtheyseekfor9.Onlyafewrareandexceptionalmenhavethatkindoflovetoward10atlargethatmakesthemunabletoendurepatientlythegeneralmassofevilandsuffering11ofanyrelationitmayhavetotheirownlives.These12drivenbysympatheticpainwillseekforsomenewsystemofsocietybywhichlifemaybecomerichermorefullof13andlessfullofpreventableevils14itisatpresent.Butinthepastsuchmenhaveasarulefailedtointeresttheveryvictimsoftheinjustices15theywishedtoremedy.
Mostmenandwomenpassthroughlifewithouteverconsideringorcriticizing1theirownconditionsorthoseoftheworldatlarge.Theyfindthemselvesbornintoacertainplacein2andtheyacceptwhateachday3withoutanythoughtbeyondwhattheimmediatepresentrequires.Theyseekthe4oftheneedsofthemomentwithoutmuchforethoughtand5thinkingthatbysufficientefforttheconditionsoftheirlives6bechanged.Acertainpercentageguidedbypersonalambition7theeffortofthoughtandwillwhichisnecessarytoplacethemselvesamongthemorefortunatemembersofthecommunity;butvery8amongtheseareseriouslyconcernedtosecureforalltheadvantageswhichtheyseekfor9.Onlyafewrareandexceptionalmenhavethatkindoflovetoward10atlargethatmakesthemunabletoendurepatientlythegeneralmassofevilandsuffering11ofanyrelationitmayhavetotheirownlives.These12drivenbysympatheticpainwillseekforsomenewsystemofsocietybywhichlifemaybecomerichermorefullof13andlessfullofpreventableevils14itisatpresent.Butinthepastsuchmenhaveasarulefailedtointeresttheveryvictimsoftheinjustices15theywishedtoremedy.
PassageOneWhatmakesapersonfamousThisisamysterythatmanypeoplehavepondered.Allkindsofmythssurroundthelivesofwell-knownpeople.MostpeoplearefamiliarwiththeworksofWilliamShakespeareoneofthegreatestEnglishwritersofthesixteenthcentury.YethowmanyknowShakespearethepersonthemanbehindtheworksAftercenturiesofresearchscholarsarestilltryingtodiscoverShakespeare’spersonalhistory.Itisnoteasilyfoundinhiswritings.Authorsofthetimecouldnotprotecttheirworks.Anactingcompanyforexamplecouldchangeaplayiftheywantedto.Nowadayswritershavecopyrightsthatprotecttheirwork.ManymythsaroseaboutShakespeare.Somesaidhehadnoformaleducation.Therearerumorsthathelefthomewhenaccusedofstealingahorse.Othersbelievethathebeganhiscareerbytendingthehorsesofwealthymen.AllofthesemythsareinterestingbutaretheytrueProbablynot.Shakespeare’sfatherwasarespectedmaninStratfordamemberofthetowncouncilHesentyoungWilliamtogrammarschool.MostpeopleofElizabethantimesdidnotcontinuebeyondgrammarschool;soShakespearedidhaveatleastanaverageeducation.SomepartsofShakespeare’slifewillalwaysremainunknown.TheGreatLondonFireof1666burnedmanyimportantdocumentsthatcouldhavebeenasourceofclues.WewillalwaysbeleftwithmanyquestionsandfewfactsThispassagedealswith______.
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave1ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly2inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere3againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks4anewstadiumforthecompetition.3115fromthirteencountries6inmanyevents.The7becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe8.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold9weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames10in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin11eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace12fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnothe13athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today14manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports15moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea.
Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldinareaalthoughits1isonlysome25millionmost2ina200-milestrip3thesouthernborder.Over25percentofthe4numberliveinthethreemaincities.Thenorthernareasofthecountryarealmostuninhabited5forisolatedsettlements.Canadais6arichcountryanditsnational7percapitaisthefifthhighestintheworldbutitseconomyinrecentyearshasbeenrather8becauseofthevariednatureofwhatitdoes.OverthelastthreeyearstheCanadianeconomyhasbeenhard9byfallingoilpricesandbyrisingUSinterest10.Thishas11toasteepfallinindustrialproduction--byasmuchasafifthsince1981.Some12nowthinkCanadaisonthe13torecoverythoughmorecautiousspiritssaythatno14canbeexpecteduntilthereisa15tolowerinterestratesintheUSA.
Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldinareaalthoughits1isonlysome25millionmost2ina200-milestrip3thesouthernborder.Over25percentofthe4numberliveinthethreemaincities.Thenorthernareasofthecountryarealmostuninhabited5forisolatedsettlements.Canadais6arichcountryanditsnational7percapitaisthefifthhighestintheworldbutitseconomyinrecentyearshasbeenrather8becauseofthevariednatureofwhatitdoes.OverthelastthreeyearstheCanadianeconomyhasbeenhard9byfallingoilpricesandbyrisingUSinterest10.Thishas11toasteepfallinindustrialproduction--byasmuchasafifthsince1981.Some12nowthinkCanadaisonthe13torecoverythoughmorecautiousspiritssaythatno14canbeexpecteduntilthereisa15tolowerinterestratesintheUSA.
Mostmenandwomenpassthroughlifewithouteverconsideringorcriticizing1theirownconditionsorthoseoftheworldatlarge.Theyfindthemselvesbornintoacertainplacein2andtheyacceptwhateachday3withoutanythoughtbeyondwhattheimmediatepresentrequires.Theyseekthe4oftheneedsofthemomentwithoutmuchforethoughtand5thinkingthatbysufficientefforttheconditionsoftheirlives6bechanged.Acertainpercentageguidedbypersonalambition7theeffortofthoughtandwillwhichisnecessarytoplacethemselvesamongthemorefortunatemembersofthecommunity;butvery8amongtheseareseriouslyconcernedtosecureforalltheadvantageswhichtheyseekfor9.Onlyafewrareandexceptionalmenhavethatkindoflovetoward10atlargethatmakesthemunabletoendurepatientlythegeneralmassofevilandsuffering11ofanyrelationitmayhavetotheirownlives.These12drivenbysympatheticpainwillseekforsomenewsystemofsocietybywhichlifemaybecomerichermorefullof13andlessfullofpreventableevils14itisatpresent.Butinthepastsuchmenhaveasarulefailedtointeresttheveryvictimsoftheinjustices15theywishedtoremedy.
Canadaisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldinareaalthoughits1isonlysome25millionmost2ina200-milestrip3thesouthernborder.Over25percentofthe4numberliveinthethreemaincities.Thenorthernareasofthecountryarealmostuninhabited5forisolatedsettlements.Canadais6arichcountryanditsnational7percapitaisthefifthhighestintheworldbutitseconomyinrecentyearshasbeenrather8becauseofthevariednatureofwhatitdoes.OverthelastthreeyearstheCanadianeconomyhasbeenhard9byfallingoilpricesandbyrisingUSinterest10.Thishas11toasteepfallinindustrialproduction--byasmuchasafifthsince1981.Some12nowthinkCanadaisonthe13torecoverythoughmorecautiousspiritssaythatno14canbeexpecteduntilthereisa15tolowerinterestratesintheUSA.
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