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Are his parents sell clothes at that store?What my father buys for me?

What is the proper way to clarify a subject that your audiences know little about? A.You can use simple and clear language and some rhetorical devices B.You can use some very technical terms C.You can use lots of gestures D.You can use casual and random language to clarify 正确答案：A

Thank you for the clarify this issue.谢谢你澄清这个问题。

谢谢你的澄清

Whatisunderthedrawer?复数形式：Whatareunderthedrawers?Thatisnotablouse.复数形式：Thosearenotblouses.（楼上的同学，blouse的复数应该得加s吧）

前所未有的轻松

B believe it 后面接了一个同位语从句 其实应该是believe it that..(that在这里省略了) 另外，由后面的is可以知道，前面应该填one，而不是ones

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没有错误。morethanonehundredyearsago是时间状语，一般来说，只要不影响句意，它可以放到句子的任何位置。ItwasagreatFrenchscientistmorethanonehundredyearsago.如果这样写，你就看明白了吧！

more than 加强语气的，表示程度很强

事实上，幸福是每个人都必须准备、培养和保卫的条件.。学会控制内心体验的人将能够决定自己的生活质量并获得幸福.。幸福在于从容其中分布。幸福代表宽恕和正义。幸福是奋斗和勇气的名字。幸福可以建立在寻求真正的知识和智慧的规则。幸福可以分担服务和义务。这种生活是欢乐与悲伤的结合，诚实的努力应该使这充满幸福，爱，和平、和谐的生活旅程。

eason~

ClaudeWhathamClaudeWhatham是一名导演，代表作品有《CaesarandClaretta》《万物生灵》等。外文名：ClaudeWhatham职业：导演代表作品：《万物生灵》合作人物：MauriceBadi

定义(以下是摘自MSDN的定义)Delegate:用于声明委托。委托是一种引用类型，它引用类型的 Shared 方法或对象的实例方法。任何具有匹配参数类型和返回类型的过程均可用来创建此委托类的实例。然后就可以通过委托实例来调用过程。EventHandler:表示将处理不包含事件数据的事件的方法。可以这么理解1：EventHandler实际上就是一个特殊的委托，它是由.NET预定义好的一个委托,它的形式是固定的。2：使用EventHandler时，处理函数的返回值必须是Void类型,而使用Deleagate则没有这个限制。3：Delegate相当于一个函数的指针，用于绑定的函数返回值和参数列表要符合Delegate声明时的要求。

Apology to the FutureBy Scott Thomas EasthamMy Dear Unborn Grandchild:By the time you read this, I shall be dead---- and probably not from old age. You have grown to maturity now, and by rights expect very little from your forebears. This is as it should be. Nevertheless, I feel I owe you at least two things---- an apology and an explanation.The apology takes precedence. I can guess that you are living on a devastated Earth, the ruin of a garden planet, an Earth rendered well-nigh uninhabitable by forces set in motion by my generation and those that preceded us. I apologize for all of us who may be responsible. I am esp0ecially sorry because all the portents foretelling the kind of world you will inhabit are already present today. I wish I could say we don"t know any better, but we do.We know that the chemical wastes we have been dumping heedlessly for decades have probably caused irreversible damage to the human gene pool. There is undoubtedly more congenital suffering in your time, more weakness of limb and of brain, more people born then than now who might prefer to be dead. We know further that there is no safe way to dispose of or isolate the mountains of nuclear waste we are accumulating; by your day, the damage will be done. We know also that our societal addition to fossil fuels is releasing far too much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. We have even predicted the catastrophic results of the “greenhouse effect”: an inevitable warming and shift in the Earth"s climatic regions, melting of the polar ice caps, and thus floods, mass migrations, famines, etc. nevertheless, we scoff at alternatives to fossil fuels and nuclear energy. They are costly and unrealistic, we say, and so we gouge ever more deeply into the flesh of the Earth to find and burn up more of the same.In a single century, we have turned the Earth into a sick old lady. Species are going extinct at the incredible rate of one every other day. Some of that is natural selection, of course, but the lion"s share of the damage is man"s doing. The food chain is going to collapse out from under us one day, but that"s a problem for the future to solve, or so we say. Oh yes, we can see all around us the grim beginnings of your world.It"s not just what we"re doing to the environment that speaks of the world we are creating for you, but just as evidently what human beings are doing to one another.at the latest estimate, some 50,000 people die of starvation every day---- that"s one death every other second. Instead of offering real help to theses starving millions, the superpowers sell them weapons---- meanwhile spending about a billion dollars a day on their own suicidal arms race. Most people are afraid of World War III, but don"t realize that the “Third World War” is already well underway; more people have died in the approximately 160 wars since World War II than perished in that great conflagration. Even as I write you, there are about 40 shooting wars being fought in and between so-called Third World nations, most of them like quicksand pits---- the more you struggle, the deeper you sink.The human death toll is already enormous today, even if we never use the massive thermonuclear arsenals we"ve been building up for the Big Finale---- which could come at any moment. Every city in the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. with a population of 25,000 or more is presently targeted with at least one nuclear bomb, and the computer controls are not only on hair triggers, but in addition they are notoriously unreliable. Every time lightning strikes the municipal power grid in Colorado Springs, the North American Air Defense Command computers there register a Soviet missile strike and prepare to strike back. Perhaps this is all old news to you. For you and your contemporaries, it may well be too late. Perhaps you are already living in the radioactive rubble of our nightmares; perhaps you know firsthand about genetic mutations, radiation damage, infant leukemia, shortened life expectancy, and all the other horrors we"ve been saving up for you.I fear there is an inevitability here, too. Humankind has never yet developed a weapon it did not eventually get around to using on itself. When Alfred Nobel invented dynamite in 1866, he supposed that, with such a terrible weapon in the world"s arsenals, nobody could ever countenance waging war again. In the unclear age, that kind of innocence is lost forever. Even if you have by some incredible stroke of providence been spared an atomic Armageddon, you will see our handiwork in all the other gruesome legacies we have left you and with which you must try to live---- or should I say survive?Government is supposed to be the way we human beings handle our collective affairs, but we just can"t seem to get the hang of it. You"d be appalled at what passed for government in this, our “enlightened” modern age. In the U.S., for instance, you"d think we don"t really believe anybody knows how to run anything properly. We"ve gotten very cynical, and expect fraud, malfeasance, and liars in public places. Don"t mistake my meaning; it"s not one political party or the other that"s at fault---- it"s the system, the bureaucratic megamachine. Our entire society has been politicized, polarized, and factionalized to the extent that everybody is, in the final analysis, at odds with everybody else.In such a perverse state of affairs, affairs of state tend to undergo some rather bizarre reversals. We have a “Defense” Department that prepares for and covertly wages aggressive war. We have an “Interior” Department that sells off public lands for private profit, and uses wasteful “slash-and-burn” clearcut lumbering techniques on the lands it does retain. We have an Environmental “Protection” Agency which stymies enforcement of the meager environmental legislation we do have on the books. We have a “State” Department whose unstatesmanlike business is to meddle in the internal affairs of other states, and a “Commerce” Department which does everything in its considerable power to put up barriers to free trade between free nations. We have an “Energy” Department whose major utility is to serve as a front for nuclear weapons procurement, we have an “Education” Department whose main function appears to be to dismantle public education from the top down. The list goes on and on.For all of this, our generation owes yours an apology----but not without explanation. The explanation, however, is going to be harder for you to comprehend. I can tell you what it is , by and large, but you will probably be unable to accept it. I"m alive now, witnessing the genesis of your terrible world, and I can scarcely believe it myself. It"s all the old human follies writ large. It"s greed and stupidity and self-interest and all the banal and routine evils that go unnoticed as we single-mindedly conduct our “business-as-usual”. The religions of humankind have been warning us for two or three thousand years that we ‘d better shape up, or else, but we generally don;ttake free advice. It is no hideous horned monster that has arisen in the latter half of the 20th century. It"s just the same old vices of the squabbling, petty, self-centered, bad-tempered cantankerous human species, but the efforts have been hugely magnified by our new technologies, magnified and projected directly to you. It is not a birthright we"ve left you, it"s a “birthwrong”. You have been grievously wronged long before the day of your birth, and I am ashamed to admit that you are going to have to judge our generation by its worst and most destructive elements.You won"t see the other side of it, of course, but there is another side. It must seem incomprehensible to you that we of the 1980"s could foresee all these things, yet collectively and individually squander our last best moment to turn the world around and leave a habitable planet for our progeny. So let me tell you a little of what we might have done, had we given ourselves----and you----half a chance.After Hiroshima, we knew very well that, if humankind was to survive, we would have to find alternatives to head-on conflict----creative, constructive, dialogical ways to deal with the irreducible diversity of the human family. Peace is not just an accident, a lull between wars; peace is a hard-won achievement, a creative act, a societal work of art. It is also an imperative. Nuclear weapons leave us no choice----either we human beings learn to live with people who disagree with us, or else we all go to hell in a handbasket. For human life in its entirety to endure, we are going to have to shed some of our deeply rooted cultural biases and pretensions. We are in the midst of discovering, for example, that Western technocracy is not the only way to live a human life, and that is is plain wrongheaded to try to solve global human dilemmas from within the structures and strictures of a single civilizational model----one, be it noted, which seems increasingly prone to flirt with its own total destruction.We are also well aware that we"ve taken the Earth fro granted far too long. Things have changed rapidly for the worse on our crowded planet; we"ve worn out our welcome in the old homestead. These are the signs of our times. If the air is to be fit to breathe, if the grass and the trees are to continue to grow, if human life is to flourish along with its companion species, then we are going to have to learn----and learn damned quickly----to collaborate with the Earth, to become responsible partners with all the rhythms and dynamism of the living Cosmos. This means that we are going to have to rely less on mechanisms of force and more on the vital connections we share with the entire Creation and with one another.Along the same lines, we know also that human civilization, however high its technical or aesthetic attainments, is peculiarly vulnerable to its own garbage. Athens, medieval Europe, and Elizabethan England all succumbed to plague spawned in streets that ran with raw sewage, and our new techniques of biochemical interference are likely to be far more devastating than the occasional rat-infested ship. We rightly fear that we shall be poisoned, buried and memorialized by our own garbage.I think we do know, above all and despite all, that life is a gift, a miracle, really, that it is fitting to celebrate and pass on enhanced to our descendants. Slow as we are to acknowledge it, we know that this gift is in our hands now----for better or for worse.So what can I tell you? That in my generation, homomaniacus, the crazy fellow, is busy writing the epitaph for homo sapiens, the supposedly wise fellow with 6000 years of accumulated human experience to draw from? That all the beauty and wisdom and dignity that human life has painfully but steadily acquired over millennia will be squandered by a single, mindless generation in a wild frenzy of destruction? I don"t know.I certainly hope not, but it often seems like a hope against hope. I hope our generation can see the alternatives and make the responsible choices----livingry instead of weaponry, creation instead of destruction, life instead of death. I wish i knew the outcome, but only you can know that for sure. Only you, my unknown and nameless grandchild, can properly judge your parents and grandparents and the world they"ve handed over to you, the life they"ve passed on to you. As for me, I only wish I knew whether we are even going to allow you to exist.

a as后面没有比较级

就是国家的意思

D

句子有问题

选C老师大声说话为了他的声音能更清晰地被听到ABclearer是形容词，要用副词修饰hearD不是他听得更清楚，而是被听

答案D 考查副词用法分辨析, accurately意思是:准确地; absently心不在焉地; aggressively：有闯劲地；attentively意思是:专心地。 查看原帖>>

不是省略句的问题是这样写语法本来就是错的。。比较级只要前面表述清楚，后来加比较的对象就可以了。。不要多此一举

Did my little outburst blunt the hideousness that is this evening?我的一点儿爆发是不是打破了今晚本原难堪的场面？blunt: 本意使变钝, 这里指冲淡了后面所说的枯燥乏味hideousness: 来自hideous，难堪的that is this evening，是前面的hideousness的同位语吧

B. convincingly 有说服性的，让他的对手信服

这句话翻译为中文是：昨晚那样脱口而出。因为blurt sth out，是一个固定词组翻译为“脱口而出”（而blurting是它的ing形式），last night是昨晚的意思，like在这里是像的意思，不是喜欢。 所以连起来翻译为：像昨晚那样脱口而出。

for blurting it out like that last night因为昨晚那样脱口而出

[blowfly] "go-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-od-damn!! Shee-yee-yit!! Look at the asson that bitch! Look at the titties!" (mixx scratches "aw hit me!" and "hold your legs up on easy.") Verse 1: [fresh kid ice] There"s only one place where we can go To see freaky hoes doin" shows Doin" tricks to make us holler On a giving night, all for a dollar Silicone breasts, all on their chests Nothin" like others, but above the rest They"ll do anything to turn us on Them hoes got it goin" on!! [brother marquis] I like big booty and big ol" titties Bitch, you know you"ve been fucked by many So come and be my private dancer I got some money if that"s the answer I really wanna be with you; I get hard after seeing you How hard? hard like a rock, When you make that pussy pop! Chorus (2x): [luke] Pop that pussy! heyyy! Pop that pussy, baby! Pop that pussy! Pop, pop that pussy, baby! Verse 2: [fresh kid ice] Freaky bitches with plenty of ass Rollin" to the music and shakin" real fast Bend over backwards, make me shout And work that pussy, in and out Movin" their body with plenty of action Bringin" to the men more satisfaction Doin" what they feel to turn us out Just work that pussy all the way out! [brother marquis] Shake it! don"t break it! It took your momma nine months to make it Bend over and spread "em, girl Show-w-w me those pussy pearls Rub that ass and play with that clit You know i like that freaky shit Girl, you know you look so cute Throwin" that pussy the way you do! Chorus Verse 3: [fresh kid ice] Poppin" that pussy"s a dance for the ladies Straight from the south, into the 90"s Freaky bitches are the ones i like In g-strings in the middle of the night Smoke-filled stages, bitches in cages Guards at the door, armed with gauges As they dance and i get hot, Keep throwin" that pussy! don"t stop! [brother marquis] I like the way you lick the champagne glass It makes me wanna stick my dick in your ass So come on, baby, and pop it quick I fall in love when you suck my dick Bitch, you don"t know? you ain"t heard? Fuckin" with me, you"re gonna get served See, none of my bitches, they never complain So come on, baby, and pop that thang! Chorus [luke] Janet j, pop, that pus-sy! Bu-bles, pop, that pus-sy! Sandra p, pop, that pus-sy! Ma-donna, pop that stinky smelly pussy, baby! [mr. mixx] scratches: "work this motherfucker!" "shit, this good!" "woo hoo!" Chorus [luke] Breakdown!! [ blowfly ] “走出去邻邻邻邻邻邻邻起始，该死的！ 书仪， YIT公司！ 看看asson这婊子！ 看看titties ！“ （ mixx划痕“胡打我！ ”和“握住你的双腿上方便。 ”） 新诗1 ： [新鲜的孩子冰] 这里只有一个地方，我们可以去 看到古怪锄头doin "节目 Doin "技巧使我们发牢骚 在给予晚上，所有的一美元 硅胶乳房，所有放在胸前 Nothin "其他人一样，但高于其他 他们会做任何事情使我们的 他们把锄头了它布莱恩"的！ [兄弟侯爵] 我喜欢大的战利品和大醇" titties 婊子，你知道你已经性交了许多 所以来和我的私人舞女 我一些钱，如果这是答案 我真的想与你同在; 我很难看到你之后 怎么？很难像摇滚， 当您使猫弹出！ 合唱团（ 2 ）： [卢克] 流行音乐的猫！ heyyy ！ 流行音乐的猫，宝贝！ 流行音乐的猫！ 流行音乐，流行的猫，宝贝！ 新诗2 ： [新鲜的孩子冰] 辣妈bitches大量的屁股 罗林"的音乐和shakin "真正的快速 向后弯曲，让我喊 和工作，猫，进出 Movin "自己的身体有足够的行动 Bringin "的男人更满意 Doin "他们觉得把我们赶出 刚刚工作，脓所有的出路！ [兄弟侯爵] 抓住它！不打破它！ 它的妈妈了9个月，使其 弯多和传播他们，女孩 查看钨钨我这些猫珍珠 摩的驴和发挥与clit 你知道我这样的古怪狗屎 姑娘，你知道你这么可爱 Throwin "这猫的方式你！ 合唱团 新诗3 ： [新鲜的孩子冰] Poppin "这猫是一个舞蹈的女人 直接从南，到90年代 辣妈bitches才是我喜欢 在G -字串深更半夜 烟填补阶段，在笼子里bitches 警卫在门口，手持压力表 当他们跳舞，我要热， 请throwin "的猫！不停止！ [兄弟侯爵] 我喜欢你舔的香槟杯 这让我要坚持我的迪克在你屁股 这样吧，孩子，和弹出快速 俺爱上当你吸吮我的迪克 婊子，你不知道？你没有听说过？ Fuckin "我，你一定得到服务 见，但我bitches ，他们从来没有抱怨 这样吧，孩子，和流行的升！ 合唱团 [卢克] 珍妮特j ，流行，即脓液，联署！ 步劳工，流行，即脓液，联署！ 桑德拉磷，流行音乐，这脓液，联署！ 马唐娜，流行的臭豆腐臭猫，宝贝！ [先生。 mixx ]刮痕： “这个工作motherfucker ！” “狗屎，这很好！ ” “宇豪！ ” 合唱团 [卢克] 击穿！

whatwashappening表示过去发生了什么，是客观陈述过去发生的事情，hadbeen是完成时态，在这里不适用希望对你有帮助o~

C 因为demand属于表请求,后面一定要跟虚拟语气, 即：should+动词原形 或省略should,直接用动词原形.. 而这里又是一个被动语态 所以就是C了 AB其实是一样的 有什么不明白可以对该题继续追问 请及时选为满意答案,

用should +原形..他命令xx应该马上回海边的房子.(命另时事情未发生) he insisted that he ___（send） there 这一题有两种: 1.他坚持他应该他送去,他坚持时,事情未发生,用should send 2.他坚持时事情已发生,即事后诸葛亮的说法,用should have sent,翻译为:他坚持说本来应该他送. i suggested that we____(hold) a meeting next week 建议时事情未发生.用should hold.建议应该开会,若用would 表将要开会,不是应该.

The employees demanded that the employer give them an answer.

同上= =

【答案】：A句意：听到他们的足球对赢得了冠军，我们都很吃惊。句中astonished意为：吃惊的。A项amazed意为：惊奇的，吃惊的；例句：Itamazed me that she had been promoted．听说她升职了，使我很惊讶。B项amount意为：总计，合计；数量；例句：Thebill amounts to$102．此账单共计l02美元。C项amused意为：愉快的；顽皮的；例句：Sarawas not amused by Franklin"S teasing．莎拉没有被弗兰克林的逗趣儿逗笑。D项approach意为：接近，靠近；方法；例句：Hecautiously approaches the house．他小心地走近那房子。故选A。

歌曲名:Now That I Know歌手:Mariah Carey专辑:Mariah Carey/Emotions/Music BoxNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymoreI never knewIf I could believe in youI thought I was just a diversionAnd you were killing some timeMy friends they told me to leave youThey said you"d never ever ever be mineBut you gave me your loveAnd said I"m the oneYou want for the rest of your lifeNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymoreI was afraidThat it was all a masqueradeAnd that I was only a playthingAnd that you would leave me behindBut now I feel so secureBy your side I can conquer the world"Cause I gave you my loveAnd I know you"re the oneI want for the rest of my lifeNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymoreNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymoreSo much loveSo much joySweet sweet ecstacyOh Baby"Cause you opened my eyes and I realizeOh your love is realNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymoreNow that I knowThat you want me for meI can be what you wantI can be what you needNow that I knowThat your love is for realI can finally seeThis is not make believe anymorehttp://music.baidu.com/song/31391931

would have done 过去将来完成时（可用于虚拟句，表示与过去的事实相反）；过去将来完成时（表示在过去某一时间对将来某一时刻以前所会发生的动作）。在此句中是从句的谓语部分，是一种虚拟语气，表达意愿。这句话的意思是：这份喜悦如此巨大以至于我常常愿意牺牲我剩下的生命来换取这几个小时的快乐。但实际上“牺牲剩下的生命”是不可能发生的，所以是虚拟。P.S.：这句话应该还有前面一部分没有写上来吧，所以翻译成中文有点怪怪的……

句子只有主语 analogy ，没有谓语。 把 analogy 后面的that去掉句子成分才完整

根据剧情来看，Eddie和教授是同一个人，只不过教授是来自未来的Eddie，杀死了真正的教授取而代之，而Eddie警官还没有成为逆闪电，而闪电侠向他暴露自己的身份是他蜕变的起因。

定语从句是修饰先行词，the boast that 就是一个定语从句，同位语从句一般来说是二个同等的结构。

三个Jonathan Bennett，一个是美国演员 ，一个是英国哲学家，还有个是AutoIt软件的设计者。演员的：Jonathan D. Bennett (born June 10, 1981) is an American actor best known for his work in the 2004 film Mean Girls.Early lifeBennett was born in Rossford, Ohio. He has a brother and sister, Brent and Lisa Bennett and is the cousin of actress Lori Moegling. His first try at acting was in a play in the seventh grade while living in North Carolina. Shortly after that, he moved to Rossford, Ohio, where he attended Rossford High School. He graduated in 1999 and went to Otterbein College, where he was a student of the theatre program. After dropping out of college he moved to New York to pursue acting.CareerAfter moving to New York, he was cast in a role on the soap opera All My Children as J.R. Chandler from 2001-2002. Since then, he has had guest roles on various television dramas, including Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Deception, Smallville, and Veronica Mars. He played Aaron Samuels, Lindsay Lohan"s love interest, in the hit movie Mean Girls, and subsequently appeared in the films Cheaper by the Dozen 2 and Lovewrecked. Bennett"s most recent film is the direct-to-video prequel, The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning, in which he plays Bo Duke.Bennett posed for a bondage-themed print advertising campaign by Declare Yourself, a campaign encouraging voter registration among youth for the 2008 United States presidential election. In the ads by photographer David LaChapelle, Bennett has three screws through his upper and lower lips, symbolically pinning his mouth shut. The ads drew some media attention.In 2009, Bennett starred in National Lampoon"s Van Wilder: Freshman Year which was released straight to DVD.FilmographyFilmYear Film Role Notes2002 Eastwick Simon TV film2003 Season of Youth Taylor Palm Beach International Film Festival Award for Best Actor2004 Mean Girls Aaron Samuels Nominated — Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Chemistry (shared with Lindsay Lohan)Nominated — Teen Choice Award for Choice Breakout Movie Star - Male2005 Love Wrecked Ryan Howell also known as Temptation IslandCheaper by the Dozen 2 Bud McNulty 2006 Bachelor Party Vegas Nathan 2007 The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning Bo Duke 2009 The Assistants Zack Cooper National Lampoon"s Van Wilder: Freshman Year Van Wilder Slightly Single in L.A. Seven pre-productionTelevisionYear Title Role Notes1997 Dad "Habadadery"1998 The Bill Youth "Racer"2001-2002 All My Children JR Chandler Two episodes2002 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Kyle Fuller "Deception"2003 Boston Public Ethan Guest "Chapter Sixty-Three"2004 1/4life Shane Pilot2005 Smallville Kevin Grady "Blank"2004-2005 Veronica Mars Casey Grant Two episodes2007 Cane Brad "Time Away"哲学的：Jonathan F. Bennett (born 1930, Greymouth, New Zealand) is a British philosopher of language and metaphysics, and a historian of early modern philosophy.Bennett was educated at Oxford University. He has taught at the University of Cambridge (1956-68), Simon Fraser University (1968-70), the University of British Columbia (1970-79), and Syracuse University (1979-97). In 1980, he was the Tanner Lecturer at Brasenose College of Oxford University. In 1992, he was the John Locke Lecturer at Oxford University. In 1985, he was made a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The British Academy extended him the same honor in 1991.His 1966 book Kant"s Analytic, along with P. F. Strawson"s The Bounds of Sense, is considered to have reinvigorated contemporary Kant studies.Bennett"s website is devoted to making the texts of early modern philosophers more accessible to today"s students.Works1989 (1964). Rationality. Hackett.1966. Kant"s Analytic. Cambridge Univ. Press.1971. Locke, Berkeley, Hume: Central Themes. Oxford Univ. Press.1974. Kant"s Dialectic. Cambridge Univ. Press.1990 (1976). Linguistic Behaviour. Hackett.1984. A Study of Spinoza"s Ethics. Hackett.1988. Events and their Names. Hackett.1995. The Act Itself. Oxford Univ. Press.2001. Learning from Six Philosophers. Oxford Univ. Press.2003. A Philosophical Guide to Conditionals. Oxford Univ. Press.

It"s an age-old American story. A business dream is born. A few dollars are borrowed. Years later, millionaires tell the tale of how they almost didn"t take the big risk. So it goes for Pizza Hut.This worldwide pizza sensation began with what almost anyone would agree are quite humble roots and grew through dedication to become a powerhouse on the international business scene. The history of Pizza Hut is interesting, as well, and can serve as a great case study for anyone who thinks a little risk isn"t worth the rewards it can bring. Read on!Pizza Hut got its start not in the lands of the Old World. It didn"t even begin in the Italian section of New York City. It was founded, in fact, in 1958 by a pair of brothers from Wichita, Kansas. That"s right, Wichita! After getting the idea from a family friend to open their own pizza shop, Frank and Dan Carney borrowed less than ,000 from their mom to start the shop. With their nest egg, they bought used equipment, rented a building and went to work. What began in that small shop has since grown to include more than 10,000 shops worldwide in a pizza empire that spans more than 86 countries. Pizza Hut is now a portion of Tricon Global Restaurants and operates using franchises. Tricon also owns the Taco Bell and KFC names, bringing fast food restaurants to all corners of the globe. The company, although a household name now, began with humble roots and was developed over time through the careful watch of the Carney brothers. The timeline for the restaurant"s growth is simply fascinating. The store was founded in 1958 and by "59, the brothers had incorporated and opened their first franchise in Topeka. By 1965, Pizza Hut had its first commercial on television and by 1967 it made its first appearance at the Oklahoma State Fair. A mere 10 years after the brothers opened their first shop, the company boasted 310 locations across the country and in Canada. The traditional red roof was added to the design in 1969. The 1970s and 1980s saw it attain more worldwide prominence with menu additions, international openings and a New York Stock Exchange listing. Also at during these two decades, Pizza Hut became known for its employment of more than 10,000 teenagers and its willingness to get involved with charities. The chain overall surpassed the 4,000 store mark during this time. The 1990s brought more success for the chain, including the introduction of convenience store locations, lunch buffets and more. Today, the Pizza Hut chain serves nearly 2 million pizzas a day in its 12,000 plus locations. It has an estimated 4 million customers worldwide and has even boasted delivery to the White House and to former Russian President Boris Yeltsin.希望帮到你

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你下载Windows 10 (Multiple Editions)这个就可以了，这个是多系统版本，里面直接包含了专业版和旗舰版，你安装的时候自己选择就可以了

分类: 教育/科学 >> 外语学习 问题描述: ，and that happiness es not in denying this but in living with it.翻译 解析: 没有上下文不知道什么意思, 从字面上看,幸福不会在否认(什么)中得到,而是和(什么)共存.

deny是动词doubt可做名词..........................

可以，depict是动词，动词后面能加的

是正常的 不想让他显示可以改下参数

Terima kasih atas Arahan anda arahan的意思是指示 terima kasih atas ajaran anda 比较正确

Thanks To<梁耀燮作曲, 龙亨俊作词> 一定要和你说的一句话无论何时We always singing just for you谢谢常常守护在我们旁边的You, You, Thank you, For youJust thank you everybody, Thanks to ma fans尽管不知道说什么样的话才能表达我的心情一个字一个字记了又记，也试图在简短的track中转达出来从你们那里接收到的 现在也正在无限接收到的爱和关心虽然不能百分百的回报那也能感受到一点吧Yeah 微不足道的6个人站在舞台上奉献在手中握着比任何东西都有价值的麦克 有你们的存在今天也still rockin` this stage I`m flying like a g6我的心情好像天空一样像沉浸在幸福梦中的孩子一样 牵着手飞走 你们和我一起一定要和你说的一句话无论何时We`re always singing just for you谢谢常常守护在我们旁边的You, You, Thank you, For you即使是筋疲力尽 如果和你在一起的话It`s alright, It`s alright.即使悬隔天南地北 也能互相感觉到的话It`s all good, It`s all good即使是筋疲力尽 如果和你在一起的话so fly, so fly现在在我眼前你的心 若是真心的话 Thank you, Thank youLike paper and pen uh beat and mic相隔天涯海角也能感受到的心你们的so unconditional love短也好 长也好 一年的时间里 你和我 我们好像真的变得很近（像有时打掩护用的毯子一样）像家一样 朋友一样 时常像家人一样（请一直留在我的身边）一起together (just two of us) 开拓看不见的路 Like (columbus)和你们在一起的话 有什么做不好的事情 就算超过100遍也能再站起来(Always I sing the song for ya)无论何时 如果大家希望的话会给你唱歌Like a ipod(I always thank you everybody, Let`s go)无论何时We`re always singing just for you谢谢常常守护在我们旁边的You, You, Thank you, For you即使是筋疲力尽 如果和你在一起的话It`s alright, It`s alright.即使悬隔天南地北 也能互相感觉到的话It`s all good, It`s all good即使是筋疲力尽 如果和你在一起的话so fly, so fly现在在我眼前你的心 若是真心的话 Thank you, Thank you----------------------------------------------------------------【Thanks To】 罗马音[YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] Thank you, Thank you[YOSEOB] Like a paper and pen and beat and mic[JUNHYUNG] mulri dduluhjeo itsuhdo neugeojinun mameun[YOSEOB] Dangshindeulae so unconditional love[JUNHYUNG] Japtgodo gill uhtdun illmeoneeran shigan dongan nuhwaswoorin chan mani gagawojin geot gateh [YOSEOB] Ddaeron nall gamsajoonun damyogatea [JUNHYUNG] jip gateh chingoo gateh gageumeun gajookgatae [YOSEOB] ohraettorok namajo naegeoteh [JUNHYUNG] hamgae together ([YOSEOB] Just two of us) boeeji ahnnun gillreul faechukhae Like ([YOSEOB] Columbus)geudaedulgwa hamgaemeon mothalgae mogaitsuh baekbeon numuhjodo dashi illuhnalsooitsuh [YOSEOB] Always I sing the song for ya uhjaedeun geudaedulee wonhandameon [JUNHYUNG] norea bbulreojoolgae Like a ipod[YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] I always thank you everybody, Let`s go[YOSEOB] Nuhaegae kok hagoshipeun hanmadi Unjaena We always singing just for youKomawo nul woori geotul jikeojoon [YOSEOB] You[JUNHYUNG] You[YOSEOB] You [JUNHYUNG] It"s you[YOSEOB] Thank you [JUNHYUNG] Thank you[YOSEOB] For you[JUNHYUNG] mani jichiduhrago nuhwa hamgaerahmeon [YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] It`s alright, It`s alright.[JUNHYUNG] mulri duluhjeo itsuhdo seororeul nulgill soo itdameon[YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] It`s all good, It`s all good[JUNHYUNG] mani jichiduhrago nuhwa hamgaerahmeon [YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] So fly, so fly[JUNHYUNG] Jigeum nae noon aphae dangshinae mami jinshimirameon [YOSEOB & JUNHYUNG] Thank you, Thank you

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英语谚语: Better wit than wealth 中文意思: 智力胜于财富。 随机推荐10条英文谚语： If you wish good advice consult an old man 如要忠告向老人请教。 If you would build for your happiness a sure foundation let the stone for the corner be a good reputation 若想为快乐奠立可靠的基础，美好的名声便是奠基的石头。 If you would have a good wife marry one who has been a good daughter 想得贤妻子，须娶好女儿。 If you would have a thing well done do it yourself 如要是情做得好，你须亲自动手搞。 If you would know the value of money go and try to borrow some for the that goes a-borrowing goes a-sorrowing 欲知金钱价，不妨把钱借；借钱味难尝，使人心悲伤。 If you would make an enemy lend a man money and ask it of him again 你若想与人成仇结怨，只要借钱给人再催还。 Ignorance is the mother of impudence 厚颜 *** 由于愚昧无知。 Ignorance is the mother of suspicions 无知会多疑。 Ignorance of the law excuses no man 对法律不知不能免罪。 I hate to see things done by halves-- If it be right do it boldly --if it be wrong leave it undone. 事情不要做一半；对的，就做下去，不对，就丢开。 英语谚语: Better wit than wealth 中文意思: 智力胜于财富。

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第一个did 发出动作的主语是the men of history, 由于他们如此致力于一项工作，并将工作完成得如此出色，以致于充满疑惑的世界也相应地将他们看作伟大和非凡的。这里sees是 wondering world发出的动作，lebel接在to be 后面作被动语态。

宾语从句，动词aware宾语就是 意识到的内容

5) A6) A7) A8) D9) B10)B1) the students" bags2) Tom and Lei"s classroom3) Teacher Day4) the teacher"s office5) the classroom door6) Zhao Min"s shoes7) the barber shop8) Yue Han"s mother9) a friend of my father10) your good friend"s pen1) recipriocity2) Tony works at a bank now, the salary is very high.3) I borrowed 50 pounds from Hans, he gave it to me immediately.4) He saw me, came over, and sat at me at the same desk. 5) To my surprise, he has never done chores before.

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mutha cocker的意思是重金属音乐迷溺爱。mutha：英["mu028cθu028c] 美["mu028cθu028c]n. 重金属音乐迷;[例句]：Mutha paid for the wedding guests to fly to Macau; in-flight hand towels and toothpicks were printed with special wedding logos.穆萨承担了婚礼嘉宾飞往澳门的费用，飞机上的擦手巾和牙签上都印制了特别的婚礼标识。cocker：英 [u02c8ku0252ku0259(r)]美 [u02c8kɑku0259(r)]vt.娇养，溺爱，放纵；n.西班牙长耳猎犬，喜好或举办斗鸡的人；复数：cockers过去式：cockered过去分词：cockered现在分词：cockering第三人称单数：cockers[例句]：We do not encourage parents to cocker up their children.我们不提倡父母溺爱他们的孩子。

It is vital that the understanding between each other for a friendship.

她正在了解到她的欲望和你的（欲望）可以是不同的，有些时候这些差异是重要的，另一些时候则不。She is learning that（引导了一个名词性从句：Her desire and yours can differ.），and （并列连接词）that （引导了另一个名词性从句：sometimes those difference is important and sometimes they are not [important].）

虚拟语气语法里面有一条：表示“希望”“打算”后的宾语从句主要是指动词desire,intend后的宾语从句,或者是itis＋形容词＋that时，从句谓语由“should+动词原形”构成,其中的should通常可以省略.如：Shedesiresthathedoit.她希望他做此事.本题就是因为前面有desired才用虚拟的,固答案选D.

跟表示该得分所代表的项目名称。比如it is my point of view that basketball等都可以。

小题1:Bombay and Hollywood. 小题2:films /movies小题3:less小题4:songs and dances小题5:exciting 试题分析：这篇短文重点介绍了印度孟买的电影制作中心——宝莱坞。小题1:根据第一段a combination(结合) of the words Bombay and Hollywood. 描述,可知填:Bombay and Hollywood. 小题2:根据短文第一段描述,可知填:films /movies小题3:根据第二段Music directors are sometimes more popular than the film stars.描述,可知填：less较小的，更小的。小题4:根据第二段No Bollywood movie is thought complete without songs and dances.描述，可知填：songs and dances。小题5:根据最后一段Bollywood has its own form of the Oscars, and they are also very excited. 描述，可知填：exciting，令人兴奋的。点评：本题中个别小题不能直接从文中找到答案，需要自己根据相关内容分析总结。一定要弄懂全文后再动手解答问题。书写答案时，注意人称和数的变化，要符合语法规则。

主语为John，系动词为is,表语为mean，so可以理解为副词修饰形容词mean，that从句为结果状语从句。

Cathage 一直致力于成为给 Cocoa 应用添加框架最简单的方式。 它的使用流程如下： Cathage 帮你创建第三方依赖、提供二进制的 framework 文件，并且不会改变你的项目架构和创建。 Cathage 在你使用的过程中并不会修改的你工程文件和你的项目设置。 CocoaPods 是存在已久的 Cocoa 的第三方依赖管理方式，在此基础上为什么还要使用 Cathage ？ 首先，CocoaPods 会自动为你的应用与第三方依赖创建和更新一个 Xcode workspace；Carthage 使用 xcodebuild 创建二进制 framework ，添加和使用这此框架是用户自己操作的。CocoaPods 使用上更简单，而 Carthage 更灵活，耦合性更低。 从 CocoaPods 的 README 可以看出它有以下的目标： 相反， Carthage 是一个非集中式的第三方管理工具。它在工程文件中没有集中的列表，这可以大大降低维护的难度，避免集中列表的一些错误导致的编译失败。然而，发现第三方框架也是一个麻烦的事情，用户必须要到 GitHub 的趋势页面去查找或者去类似的网站。 CocoaPods 的工程文件中一定要有 podspec 文件，在 podspec 文件中用户要填写元数据和它创建的方式。Carthage 用 xcodebuild 去创建第三方框架。它不会把你的第三方依赖放在一个单独的 workspace 中去管理，你写的第三方框架一定要包含自己的 Xcode 项目用来描述怎么去生成和使用。 总之，Carthage 的目标就是成为管理第三方框架第简单的工具，它可以在不使用 Xcode 的情况下完成它的任务，也不会让框架作者做额外的工作。但 CocoaPods 也确实提供了很多非常好而且 Carthage 介于成本考虑可能永远也不会有的功能。 安装 Carthage 有以下几种方法： 如果你安装了 Carthage ，你就可以为你的项目添加第三方框架了。注意 Carthage 只支持动态库，动态库只在 iOS 8 及以上才支持（任意版本的 OS X 都支持动态库）。 针对 iOS, tvOS 或者 watchOS 的使用方法： 然后在 “Input Files” 中添加你要使用的框架的路径，比如： 当这些调试信息被复制到产品目录中， 无论你的应用停在哪个断点，Xcode 都能够 symbolicate 你的堆栈信息。这也能够让你用第三方的调试工具进行调试。 无论你的应用提交到 AppStore 还是打包测试，Xcode 都会复制这些文件到你应用的 .xcarchive 沙盒中 dSYMs 文件夹的子目录中。 如果你修改了 Cartfile 文件，或者你想使用第三方框架的最新版，只要再运行一次 carthage update 就行了。 如果你只是想更新某一个或者某几个，只要用空格隔开就行了，比如： 或者 Cartfile 是用来描述第三方框架的，它严格遵守 Ordered Graph Data Language 的语法，任何标准的 OGDL 工具都能解析它。 第三方框架声明分为两部分：基础部分和版本需求部分。 如果使用 GigHub 的仓库（GitHub.com 或者 GitHub Enterprise），使用时必须加入 github 关键字，比如： 其他 git 仓库要加 git 关键字，如下： Carthage 支持以下几种版本声明： 如果没有版本声明，就代表任何版本都可以使用。 兼容性是根据语义化版本规范确定的，任何大于或者等于版本 1.5.1 小于版本 2.0 的，都被认定 兼容于 1.5.1。 但是根据语义化版本规范，任何 0.x.y 的版本都会在运行中崩溃，所以0.x 的版本没有遵守语义化版本规范，如果你定义了 0.1.1 的版本，那么 兼容的版本就是 0.1.2，而不是 0.2。

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1、第一个填who，第二个填who（定语从句的引导词，指代women）选择B。句意：每天喝两杯以上咖啡的妇女得心脏病的机率要比不喝的妇女大得多。2、把friendlier改为more friendly.

Jonathan Swift, son of the English lawyer Jonathan Swift the elder, was born in Dublin, Ireland, on November 30, 1667. He grew up there in the care of his uncle before attending Trinity College at the age of fourteen, where he stayed for seven years, graduating in 1688. In that year, he became the secretary of Sir William Temple, an English politician and member of the Whig party. In 1694, he took religious orders in the Church of Ireland and then spent a year as a country parson. He then spent further time in the service of Temple before returning to Ireland to become the chaplain of the earl of Berkeley. Meanwhile, he had begun to write satires on the political and religious corruption surrounding him, working on A Tale of a Tub, which supports the position of the Anglican Church against its critics on the left and the right, and The Battle of the Books, which argues for the supremacy of the classics against modern thought and literature. He also wrote a number of political pamphlets in favor of the Whig party. In 1709 he went to London to campaign for the Irish church but was unsuccessful. After some conflicts with the Whig party, mostly because of Swift"s strong allegiance to the church, he became a member of the more conservative Tory party in 1710. Unfortunately for Swift, the Tory government fell out of power in 1714 and Swift, despite his fame for his writings, fell out of favor. Swift, who had been hoping to be assigned a position in the Church of England, instead returned to Dublin, where he became the dean of St. Patrick"s. During his brief time in England, Swift had become friends with writers such as Alexander Pope, and during a meeting of their literary club, the Martinus Scriblerus Club, they decided to write satires of modern learning. The third voyage of Gulliver"s Travels is assembled from the work Swift did during this time. However, the final work was not completed until 1726, and the narrative of the third voyage was actually the last one completed. After his return to Ireland, Swift became a staunch supporter of the Irish against English attempts to weaken their economy and political power, writing pamphlets such as the satirical A Modest Proposal, in which he suggests that the Irish problems of famine and overpopulation could be easily solved by having the babies of poor Irish subjects sold as delicacies to feed the rich. Late in life, Swift seemed to many observers to become even more caustic and bitter than he had been. Three years before his death, he was declared unable to care for himself, and guardians were appointed. Based on these facts and on a comparison between Swift"s fate and that of his character Gulliver, some people have concluded that he gradually became insane and that his insanity was a natural outgrowth of his indignation and outrage against humankind. However, the truth seems to be that Swift was suddenly incapacitated by a paralytic stroke late in life, and that prior to this incident his mental capacities were unimpaired. Religious Belief: Swift was a clergyman, a member of the Church of Ireland, the Irish branch of the Anglican Church; and as such he was a militant defender of his church in the face of the threats to its continued existence posed by Roman Catholicism at home in Ireland and in England, where Swift and his peers saw the Catholics as threatening not only the Anglican Church but the English Constitution. Swift was conservative by nature: he instinctively sought stability in religion as in politics, but stability which insured personal freedoms. So far as he was concerned, religion, morality, and politics were inseparable: he consistently attacked theological attempts to define and limit orthodoxy. He believed that the divisive tendencies of Mankind had promoted the general decay of Christianity itself, which had lost its original clarity, simplicity, and coherence. He adhered to the tenets of the Anglican Church because he had been brought up to respect them; the Church of Ireland was the church of his social class and his own ambitions were involved in its success; and he saw the Church as a force for rationality and moderation. He believed that in Man God had created an animal which was not inherently rational but only occasionally capable of behaving reasonably. It is our tendency to disappoint that he rages against: his works embody his attempts to maintain order and reason in a world which tended toward chaos and disorder, and he concerned himself more with the concrete social, political, and moral aspects of human nature than with the abstractions of philosophy, theology, and metaphysics. Politics seems to have been of interest to Swift early in his career because it affected the strength and stability of the Anglican Church of which he was a member. The restoration of the Catholic monarchy was a real threat during his lifetime which he feared would result in the loss of the liberties, privileges, and freedoms. Between the Restoration and James II"s final flight to France, it had appeared likely, to Swift"s social class that the English monarchy might relapse into a religious and political despotism. William of Orange, proclaiming himself the defender of English freedoms, landed in England with 15,000 troops, while James, his popular support evaporating, fled to France. The Revolution made English constitutionalism much more secure: the powers of the monarchy were limited, those of parliament were strengthened. Respect for the civil and religious liberties of the loyal subject was strongly emphasized. Early in his life Swift was a member of the Whig party. The Whig government"s flirtation with the Dissenters helped to drive him into the Tory camp, at time when it seemed to be a change to advance his career. When Queen Anne died and the Tory Government fell, he lost forever the chance of religious preferment in England which he had coveted for so long. The political pamphlets, however, which he ultimately produced while he lived in Ireland, made him popular. Those tracts and satires like "A Modest Proposal" was a way he defended the interests of his church and his class, against which he increasingly recognized as English colonialism. He was idolized by a people the vast majority of whom, since they were Roman Catholics, he would have denied religious and political freedom. After his death he became a national hero and, more importantly, was perceived as having been a nationalist leader--which, in a real though limited sense, he certainly was.

Jonathan Swift, son of the English lawyer Jonathan Swift the elder, was born in Dublin, Ireland, on November 30, 1667. He grew up there in the care of his uncle before attending Trinity College at the age of fourteen, where he stayed for seven years, graduating in 1688. In that year, he became the secretary of Sir William Temple, an English politician and member of the Whig party. In 1694, he took religious orders in the Church of Ireland and then spent a year as a country parson. He then spent further time in the service of Temple before returning to Ireland to become the chaplain of the earl of Berkeley. Meanwhile, he had begun to write satires on the political and religious corruption surrounding him, working on A Tale of a Tub, which supports the position of the Anglican Church against its critics on the left and the right, and The Battle of the Books, which argues for the supremacy of the classics against modern thought and literature. He also wrote a number of political pamphlets in favor of the Whig party. In 1709 he went to London to campaign for the Irish church but was unsuccessful. After some conflicts with the Whig party, mostly because of Swift"s strong allegiance to the church, he became a member of the more conservative Tory party in 1710. Unfortunately for Swift, the Tory government fell out of power in 1714 and Swift, despite his fame for his writings, fell out of favor. Swift, who had been hoping to be assigned a position in the Church of England, instead returned to Dublin, where he became the dean of St. Patrick"s. During his brief time in England, Swift had become friends with writers such as Alexander Pope, and during a meeting of their literary club, the Martinus Scriblerus Club, they decided to write satires of modern learning. The third voyage of Gulliver"s Travels is assembled from the work Swift did during this time. However, the final work was not completed until 1726, and the narrative of the third voyage was actually the last one completed. After his return to Ireland, Swift became a staunch supporter of the Irish against English attempts to weaken their economy and political power, writing pamphlets such as the satirical A Modest Proposal, in which he suggests that the Irish problems of famine and overpopulation could be easily solved by having the babies of poor Irish subjects sold as delicacies to feed the rich. Late in life, Swift seemed to many observers to become even more caustic and bitter than he had been. Three years before his death, he was declared unable to care for himself, and guardians were appointed. Based on these facts and on a comparison between Swift"s fate and that of his character Gulliver, some people have concluded that he gradually became insane and that his insanity was a natural outgrowth of his indignation and outrage against humankind. However, the truth seems to be that Swift was suddenly incapacitated by a paralytic stroke late in life, and that prior to this incident his mental capacities were unimpaired. Religious Belief: Swift was a clergyman, a member of the Church of Ireland, the Irish branch of the Anglican Church; and as such he was a militant defender of his church in the face of the threats to its continued existence posed by Roman Catholicism at home in Ireland and in England, where Swift and his peers saw the Catholics as threatening not only the Anglican Church but the English Constitution. Swift was conservative by nature: he instinctively sought stability in religion as in politics, but stability which insured personal freedoms. So far as he was concerned, religion, morality, and politics were inseparable: he consistently attacked theological attempts to define and limit orthodoxy. He believed that the divisive tendencies of Mankind had promoted the general decay of Christianity itself, which had lost its original clarity, simplicity, and coherence.He adhered to the tenets of the Anglican Church because he had been brought up to respect them; the Church of Ireland was the church of his social class and his own ambitions were involved in its success; and he saw the Church as a force for rationality and moderation. He believed that in Man God had created an animal which was not inherently rational but only occasionally capable of behaving reasonably. It is our tendency to disappoint that he rages against: his works embody his attempts to maintain order and reason in a world which tended toward chaos and disorder, and he concerned himself more with the concrete social, political, and moral aspects of human nature than with the abstractions of philosophy, theology, and metaphysics. Politics seems to have been of interest to Swift early in his career because it affected the strength and stability of the Anglican Church of which he was a member. The restoration of the Catholic monarchy was a real threat during his lifetime which he feared would result in the loss of the liberties, privileges, and freedoms. Between the Restoration and James II"s final flight to France, it had appeared likely, to Swift"s social class that the English monarchy might relapse into a religious and political despotism. William of Orange, proclaiming himself the defender of English freedoms, landed in England with 15,000 troops, while James, his popular support evaporating, fled to France. The Revolution made English constitutionalism much more secure: the powers of the monarchy were limited, those of parliament were strengthened. Respect for the civil and religious liberties of the loyal subject was strongly emphasized. Early in his life Swift was a member of the Whig party. The Whig government"s flirtation with the Dissenters helped to drive him into the Tory camp, at time when it seemed to be a change to advance his career. When Queen Anne died and the Tory Government fell, he lost forever the chance of religious preferment in England which he had coveted for so long. The political pamphlets, however, which he ultimately produced while he lived in Ireland, made him popular. Those tracts and satires like "A Modest Proposal" was a way he defended the interests of his church and his class, against which he increasingly recognized as English colonialism. He was idolized by a people the vast majority of whom, since they were Roman Catholics, he would have denied religious and political freedom. After his death he became a national hero and, more importantly, was perceived as having been a nationalist leader--which, in a real though limited sense, he certainly was.

歌曲名:Thanks For Setting Me Free歌手:林一峰专辑:Back To The StarsThanks for Setting Me Free词曲：林一峰I guess I have to say I"m sorryFor all the love you gave meBut I always knew from the startWe"re never meant to beI guess I have no choiceI"m drawn to the troubles in waitJust as you"re drawn to my thornsIt hurts but somehow makes you pleasedInnocence has no excuseLike a sun so bright so pureWe stare into the eyes of truthIt"s always honesty we adoreInnocence is no excuseFor the love one can abuseBut you taste the beauty of crueltyWhen the tears become a morning dewI guess somewhere in spaceI will find what I"m longing forBut I"m not sure what it isMaybe that"s why I"m afraid to be freeI hope somewhere in timeYou will find what you"re longing forWhat deserves youFrom my heart, my little princeThanks for setting me freehttp://music.baidu.com/song/627224

你的这个药物拉丁文书写不全的，我估计你说的应该是“Dexamethason，即“地塞米松”建议：它是一个非常多用的激素药物的，你若要问及副作用的这个是不好说的，不光只这个药有副作用，任何一个药物都会有副作用的，包括维生素药物。。具体要全面的分析病情以及问题，区分利蔽关系才行的医生询问：

醋酸地塞米松，肾上腺皮质激素类药，其抗炎、抗过敏、抗休克作用比泼尼松更显著，而对水钠潴留和促进排钾作用很轻，对垂体-肾上腺抑制作用较强。

I和like 写到一起去了。应该写成。No, thanks. I like cokes. 意思是：不要，谢谢。我喜欢可乐。 他（她）不喜欢别人提供的那种饮料。

是这样的 that后面表示一个从句 形容that之前的那个词对于这句话来说that后面的Coleman had heard such words(Coleman听到这些词) 都是形容that前面的holder的你问的it is the first time that这个句式就是说 that后面会跟上一个从句 来解释time这个词, it做形式主语

矩阵 A与B等价的充要条件是A与B是同型矩阵且有相同的秩。“同型”和“有相同的秩”缺一不可。比如缺少“同型”，比如一个三阶矩阵A和一个二阶矩阵B的秩均为1，利用矩阵等价的另一个充要条件“A,B等价的充要条件是存在可逆矩阵P和Q，使得PAQ=B”,P,Q为可逆矩阵，为方阵，左乘右乘矩阵A,不改变A的阶数，故PAQ为三阶矩阵，由PAQ=B得三阶矩阵和二阶矩阵相等，矛盾。 缺少“有相同的秩”也不行。也可通过“A,B等价的充要条件是存在可逆矩阵P和Q，使得PAQ=B”来考虑：左乘右乘矩阵A，不改变A的秩，故r(A)= r(PAQ)=r(B)因此你的考虑有问题。你说的可能是矩阵的行列式的值。实际上这两个矩阵行列式的值也不相等，第一个矩阵行列式值为2*2*（-4）=-16，第二个为8*1*43=352有什么问题请追问

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1）这个就是SAT语法考试和高考语法考试不同的地方了.恰如SAT语法中我们要避免beinghaving等说法一样,我们要追求句式的清晰明了、整齐一致.如果按照楼主的意思,选了A的话,这个句子毫无整齐可言；但是如果是E的话,就会有一个“平行”的结构出现,即annoying——delightfubecause of his——because of hisimagination——unpredictability这就是为什么E比A要好得多.2）因为这是一个事实，表示他现在的状态，他就是一个那样的人3）alexei的熟人评论他的不可预测性是恼人的同时他的想象力又是令人喜爱的

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