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Once a man came to Allah (安拉) and said，“Oh Allah，I have many bad habits.Which one should I give up...
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TheBirthofModernPoetryWhentalkingaboutpoetrymostpeoplewillsaythatapoemisatextthathasrhythmandrhymE.FamousarethelinesbyWilliamBlake31haveclearrhythmandrhymE.TigertigerburningbrightIntheforestofthenight.32peoplewilladdthatpoemsmusthaveacertainformwithafixednumberoflinesandafixedrhymepatternsuchasasonnet十四行诗.Withrhymemostpeoplemean33rhymeofsoundofwordsattheendofthelines.Itisalsotruethatmuchoftheclassicalpoetrylookslikethat.Exceptforsomeshortsongsandpoems34includeinhisplaysallofShakespeare’sgreatestpoemsaresonnets.JohnMiltonwasoneofthefirstpoetswhostartedwritingpoemswithoutrhymeattheendofthelines.Hewroteotherpoemstoo35heisfamousforhislongpoemswithoutrhymE.AfterMiltonalmosteverypoethadahandatthiskindofpoetrythatwasfreeofrhymE.WordsworthandKeats36writesomesuchpoemsbutthatisnotwhat37arefamousfor.Thisstyleofpoetrybecameknown38freeversepoem.39wasnotuntilthetwentiethcenturythatmodernpoetrywasreallydevelopeD.Modernpoetswantedtobreakwithallthe40traditionformsofpoetry.Oneofthecharacteristicsofmodernpoetryisthatitusuallydoesnothaverhymeattheendofalineanditisalsooftenaboutcommontopics.
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Manypeoplethinkthesearchforcleanerenergyleadsonlytorenewableresourceslikesunwindandwater.Butit__48__leadstoafossilfuel.Naturalgasisconsidered__49__cleanestofthefossilfuelsthefuelcreatedbyplantandanimalremainsovermillions__50__years.Burningitreleasesfewerpollutants__51__oilorcoal.Thegasismainlymethane甲烷.Itproduceshalfthecarbondioxideofotherfossilfuels.So__52__mayhelpcuttheproductionofcarbongaseslinkedtoclimatechangE.Russiaisfirstin__53__arecalledprovedreservesofnaturalgas.TheUnitedStatesissixth.Overtheyearsbigoil__54__gascompaniesrecoveredmuchoftheeasilyreachedsuppliesofgasinAmericA.Theydrilledstraightdownintoformationswheregascollects.__55___thesesupplieswereusedupbigdrillerslookedforsimilarformationsinothercountries.
FrankSmithsonwokeupandleanedovertoturnoffthealarmclock.Ohno!he__16________thinktohimselfAnotherdayatthatoffice;abosswhoshoutsatmeallthetimE.AsFrankwentdownstairshiseyesfellon__17_________largebrownenvelopebythedoor.Hewasoverjoyedwhenheopened__18_________andreadtheletterinsidE.BigwoodsFootballPools足球赌博公司wouldliketocongratulateyou.You__19_________winhalfamillionpounds.Franksuddenlycame__20_________lifE.Thecigarettefellfromhislipsasheletoutashout__21_________couldbeheardhalfwaydownthestreet.At11:30Frankarrivedatwork.Pleaseexplain__22_________you'resolatehisbosssaiD.GoandjumpinthelakerepliedFrank.I'vejustcomeintoalittlemoneysothisisgood-byE.Findyourself__23_________elsetoshoutat.ThateveningFrankwassmokingavery__24_________expenseHavanacigarwhenaknockwasheardonthedoor.Herushedtothedoor.Outsideweretwomenneatly__25_________dressingreysuits.Mr.Smithsononeofthemsaidwe'refromBigwoodsPools.I'mafraidthere'sbeenaterriblemistake
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WhenIwas14Iwasemployedforanafter-schooljobsellingsubscription订单tomyhometownnewspapertheHoustonPost.I31sendtosomeofthecity’sworstneighborhoodstoaskdoortodoor.EventhoughIwasoftensearchingforgarageapartmentsafterdarkIwasgrateful32thework.Itwasachallengebecausepeopledidn’tlike33strangertoknockontheirdoorespeciallyakid34trytogetthemtobuysomething.Onetimeamanslammed砰地关上35doorinmyfaceandscreamedIdon’twantapaper.36Iforcedmyselftoknockagainandwasabletotellhimhowgreatthepaperwas.Iendedupsellinghimasubscription.Iwassoon37thetopsubscriptionsellersandlikeothersuccessfulsalesmanwasgiventhe38responsiblefortrainingnewcomers.Havingallthosedoorsslammedinmyfaceasakid39givemethestrengthtostandupagain40helpedmealotinmylifE.
DearfellowstudentsMayIhaveyourattentionplease?NowI.’dliketomakeaspeechherE.Asweknowwaste___16___becomecommonscenesoncampus.Somepourtheremainsofamealwhenthereisstillmuch___17___leave;___18___simplywalkawayafterwashinghandsleavingthewater___19___run;studentsleavetheclassroomeveryday___20___noticingwhetherfansareswitchedoff.Hasthrift节俭oneofthemostnationaltradition___21___developedfromourlonghistorygone?___22___sofinditback!Wedon’thavetotakegreatpainstocontrolwastebutactionandagratefulheartareneeded;thankthewaterthatrunsthroughourfingersandsaveitforpoorArabianorAfricancountriesstrugglinginwater___23___short;thankthelightweenjoybecauseinpoorareaschildrenshareadim昏暗的lamp___24___read;thankallthepaperweareabletousefortreesarecutdowntosatisfy___25___needs;thankeverythingnaturecanofferandeverythingwecanown.LiveandactsothetraditionofthriftwillneverfadE.
Lazypeopleareoftenseenasuseless.Howeveraretheyreallybeinglazy48aretheyactinglazy?Thereisahugedifferencebetweensayingyouactlazysometimesandyouarealazyperson.So49causesapersontobeinactive?Theansweris50lackofgoalsandpurposE.Ifyougivesomeoneagoodenoughreasontodosomethingtheywilldoit.People51don’tseemtodoanythingjusthaven’tfoundagoodenoughreasontodoanything.Lazystudentsdon’tstudybecausetheydon’tseethepointinstudying.Ifyougivethemareasonastrongenoughreasonthatistheywilltakeaction.Forexampleifyouare52lazytogotothegymwouldyougoifsomeoneofferedyouamilliondollarstogo?Ifyouaretoolazytocleanoutthegaragewouldsomeonepointingaguntoyourheadhelpyoutakeaction?Thereasoncanbepositiveornegativeaslongas53isstrongenoughtoinduce引起action.ActionwillleadtosuccesswhileinactionwillleadtofailurE.54youtakeactionthoughyouneedacompellingreasontodoso.55motivatesomeonewhoislazywhatyouneedtodoishelpthemfindpurposeandenoughreasonstoworktowardsacertaingoal.
ManyyearsagowhenIworkedasavolunteeratStanfordHospitalIgottoknowalittlegirl___46__LizwhowassufferingfromarareandseriousdiseasE.Heronlychanceofrecoveryappearedtobeabloodtransfusion输血___47__her5-year-oldbrother__48_hadmiraculouslysurvivedthesamediseaseandhaddevelopedtheantibodiesneededtofightthe___49_ill.Thedoctorexplainedthesituationtoherlittlebrotherandaskedtheboyifhewouldbewillingtogivehisbloodtohissister.Isawhimhesitateforamoment___50__takingadeepbreathandsayingYesI’lldoit__51_itcansaveLiz.___52_thetransfusionprogressedhelayinbednexttohissisterandsmiledaswealldid___53seethecolorreturningtohercheeks.Then___54__facegrewpaleandhissmilefadeD.HelookedupatthedoctorandaskedwithatremblingvoiceWillIstarttodierightaway?Beingyoungtheboyhad___55_understandthedoctor;hethoughthewasgoingtohavetogivehissisterallofhisblooD.
It'sreportedthatover300millionpeopleinChinaaresufferingfromnear-sightedness.Asmorechildrenhavegoteyetroubletheirparentshopetocure48diseasebymedicineorequipmentorbycorrectingthewaychildrenreadandsit.49infactthecaregiventoone'seyesshouldstartwiththeexerciseonone'sfeet.Threemethodsonhowtoprotectare50follows:Firstlydon'tfastenyourshoestootightly.Trywearinglooseshoes51walkingbare-footedathomE.Whentravelingtrywearingclothshoestomakebloodcirculation循环easier.52walkingontiptoes脚尖willhelpimproveone'seyesightandpreventnear-sightedness.Figuresshowthatfewballetperformersarenear-sighteD.Thirdlyropeskippingalsodoesgood53one'seyesight.Whenskippingtheropeonehastoreactquickly54excitesthebrainandtheeyes.55footexercisesit'sgoodtopullone'sears.Pullingtheears20timesisfoundtobeaneffectivewaytoreducethepressureonone'seyes.
Whenyoufeelsadyoumaythinkthatthefeelingwilllastforever.76H.feelingsofsadnessdon’tusuallylastverylong—afewmomentsormaybeadayortwo.Butsometimessadfeelingscango77foralongtimehurtdeeplyandmake78hardforyoutoenjoythegoodthingsaboutyourlife.This79kofsadnessthatlastsalotlongeriscalleddepression.Peopleofall80年龄canbecomedepressed81ikids.Depressionbringsdownaperson’sspiritsandenergy.Itcanaffect82peoplethinkaboutthemselvesandtheirsituation.Ifyouthinkyouhavedepressionoryoujusthavesadnessthatsimplywillnotgoawaysharingit83someonewhocarescanhelp.ThereisalwayssomebodytotalktowhenyouaresadordepresseD.Youfeelbetterwhensomeone84知道whatyouaregoingthrough.Plustheotherpersoncanhelpyouthinkofwaystomakethesituationbetter.Butdon’tspendallyourtime85taboutwhatiswrong.Besuretosharethegoodthingstoo.
PhyllisRawlins’housewasdestroyedafteratornado龙卷风sweptthroughhertownofKokomoInD.onSunday.Lastsummershelost16husbandofover40yearsEdgar.Inthetornado’srubble瓦砾Rawlinssearched17Edgar’sweddingring.Diggingandpraying.DiggingandprayingshetoldlocalstationFox59.Itwaseverythingtomebecausethat’sonethingthatIhadshesaiD.RawlinshadbeenvisitingfamilyinKentucky18thestormcamethrough.Shereturnedtofindherhome19completeinpieces.ThiswasthehousethatlovebuiltshetoldWTHR.Withoutherhusband20herhouseshewasdeterminedtofindthering.Butlocatingitamongthepilesofrubbleseemedtobe21hope.Somehowherbrother22spotsomethingunderapieceoftheroofandcalledherover.Thering23buryintherubblehadturnedup.ItwasamiracleRawlinssaiD.Webothjusthuggedeachothercrying.Thatwas24IhadsearchedandsearchedforWhenallwaslost25specialringheleftwasfinallyfounD.I’mverystrongwithmyfaithandIknowthatGodisincontrolofeverythingthegoodandthebadRawlinssaiD.
Theyoungmandidnotwakeup1thebedhadstruckthegrouD.Althoughthebedwassmashedtopiecesthemanwasmiraculouslyunhurt.Whenhewokeuphewasstillonthemattress.Glancing2thebitsofwoodandmetalthatlay3himthemansadlypickedupthemattressandcarrieditintohishousE.Afterhehadputit4thefloorhepromptlywenttosleepagain.5thiswayhewasabletosolvethemystery.Theexplanationwassimplebutveryunusual.A.birdhadsnatchedupthesnakefromthegroundandthendroppediton6thewires.Thesnakethenwounditselfroundthewires.Whenitdid7itsentsparksdowntothegroundandtheseimmediatelystartedafirE.Hewasoneofthe11childrentheonlyonewho8verytall.Hisfatherworkedinashipyardandhismotherwasacleaner.9achildChamberlainhadvarioushealthproblems.Hehadpneumoniaandalmostdied10hewasten.
Withoutproperplanningtourismcancauseproblems.Forexampletoomanytouristscancrowdpublicplaces61arealsoenjoyedbytheinhabitantsofacountry.62tourismcreatetoomuchtraffictheinhabitantswillbecomeannoyedand63happy.Theybegin64disliketouristsandtotreatthem65polite.Theyforgethowmuchtourismcanhelpthecountry’seconomy.66isimportanttothinkaboutthepeopleofadestinationcountryandhowtourismaffects67.Tourismshouldhelp68countrykeepthecustomsandbeautythatattractstourists.Tourismshouldalsoadvancethewealthandhappinessoflocalinhabitants.Toomuchtourismcanbeaproblem.Iftourism69growtooquicklypeoplemustleaveotherjobstowork70thetourismindustry.Thismeansthatotherpartsofthecountry’seconomymaysuffer.Theassistant71servedherdidnotlikethewayshewasdresseD.Glancing72herscornfullyhetoldherthatthedresswassolD.Thewomanwalkedoutoftheshopangrilyanddecidedtopunishtheassistantnextday.Shereturnedtotheshopthe73morningdressedinafurcoat.Afterseekingouttherudeassistantsheasked74thesamedress.NotrealizingwhoshewastheassistantwaseagertoserveherthistimE.75greatdifficultyheclimbedintotheshopwindowtogetthedress.Assoonasshesawitthewomansaidshedidnotlikeit.
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