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英语里你不知道的几个小秘密 The shortest complete sentence in the English language consists of only one word and that is Go. 英语里由一个单词组成的最短的完整的句子就是GO。 The oldest word in the English language is t
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But of course, life is more than just exotic chemistry. 但是当然，生命不仅仅是奇异的化学物质。 How do you stabilize those huge molecules that seem to be viable? 那是怎么稳定那些大量的、似乎有存活的分子的呢？
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In 1969, in an attempt to bring some order to the growing inadequacies of classification, 1969年，为了整理一下越来越显得不足的分类法， an ecologist from Cornell University named R. H. Whittaker unveiled in the journal Science a pr
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1. The shortest complete sentence in the English language consists of only one word and that is Go. 英语里由一个单词组成的最短的完整的句子就是GO. 2. The oldest word in the English language is town. 英语里最有年头的一个词
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