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Indianapolis: Silicon Valley in the US Midwest Indianapolis, the capital of the state of Indiana, is not often thought of as a technology center. One city official, however, believes the citys image is changing. 印第安纳州首府印第安纳波利斯
Venezuela Buys Oil for Cuba as Venezuelans Suffer Venezuelas state-operated oil company reportedly has bought nearly $440 million worth of foreign crude oil and shipped it directly to Cuba. The Reuters news agency says this information comes from com
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Now, its time for Words and Their Stories from VOA Learning English! On this program, we explore the meaning and usage of everyday expressions American English. Today, we will talk about two parts of your head: the tongue and cheek. When you put them
Jupiters Moon Europa May Be Top Candidate for Life A fresh look at old data is giving scientists a new reason to consider Europa, a moon orbiting the planet Jupiter, as a leading candidate in the search for life beyond Earth. 对老数据的一次重新
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