去照X光。 Go and have an X-ray. 你胸部需要照X光。 You need have a chest X-ray. 恐怕你需要动手术。 I'm afraid you need operation. 你需要输血。 You need blood transfusion. 你应该进行体检。 You should have a physical c

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STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: And experience in a country with enormous numbers of war wounds has led to techniques that heal them more quickly. A Harvard team developed the new technologies. NPR's Jon Hamilton reports the work was inspired by one scientist's

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Long ago, before BandAids, or even medicine of any kind, our ancestors evolved to heal cuts themselves. If you got sliced open, the body blocked it up, to prevent blood loss, water loss, infection. But as we gained that powerwe sacrificed something e

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Few minor injuries are as painful as the dreaded paper cut. Just thinking about it probably makes you cringe. However, these cuts are usually small, hardly noticeable, and rarely bleed. So what makes them so painful? 很少有一些小伤能够像被纸

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来美国好一段时间了, 英语也慢慢讲得比较好了, 也就是说现在想要再犯英语乌龙就比较难了. 所以这次的英文乌龙笑话大概让我整整收集了大半年的时间

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This story gives new meaning to the phraseBadge of Honor. After all,this badge is credited with saving officer Joshua Smith's life from a bullet. It felt like someone hit me in the chest with a baseball bat. I couldn't breathe, I just couldn't catch

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A wounded Israeli activist has lashed out at right-wing opponents believed to have targeted him in a bombing. Robert Berger reports from the VOA bureau in Jerusalem. Ze'ev Sternhell (file) A day after he was wounded in a bomb attack, prominent Israe

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Lesson 11 Fly 1.Pigs might fly. 2.Go fly a kite. 3.He flies right. 4.Don't fly too high. 5.It's a fly in the ointment. 6.I'm late,I have to fly. 7.There are no flies on her. 8.Why did you fly off the handle?

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DAVID GREENE, HOST: All right, so we're going to hear now about a young woman whose name is Journey Jamison. A few weeks after she turned 15, she saved a man's life. It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Chicago when a stranger burst through her back door

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STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: We have a very close view this morning of the sharks that have been swarming around some Southern California beaches. Why would dozens of sharks turn up there in recent weeks? Chris Lowe studies them. So we placed a call - or we

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图片1 A recipe I have been making recently that happens to be very easy is baked apples. What could be nicer than hot, cinnamony apples, oozing with deliciousness, and making the whole house smell great? I have recently discovered an apple that has

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By Phil Mercer Sydney 17 April 2008 East Timor's president, Jose Ramos-Horta, has arrived home after more than two months of treatment in Australia for injuries he sustained in an assassination attempt. Doctors say his recovery has been exceptional.

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By Alex Villarreal Washington 17 April 2008 Pope Benedict has urged American Catholic bishops to reach out to the child victims of sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests - a scandal that has tarnished the reputation of the Church over the past several y

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The first months of a child's life for a special time. As your baby acquires the skills of social interaction, impressions are made that will last a life time. Unfortunately, this baby and millions of other male babies just like him, spend months suf

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Brad: Are you all right? Lydia: What...what happened? Brad: You lost consciousness and someone called 911. My name is Brad and Im a paramedic. Can you answer a few questions for me? Lydia: Ill try. Brad: Have you ever blacked out before? Lydia: No, I

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