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Translating a Document Francine: Do you know the word in Mcquish for partnership? Aziz: No, I dont speak Mcquish. What are you doing? Francine: Jim gave me this letter and this document to translate into Mcquish because I speak a little of it, but ev
[00:01.06]? 1968, things were really great ∮ 1968, things were really great ∮ 1968,黄金年代 [00:02.30]? I used to ovulate ∮ I used to ovulate ∮ 那时我还青春期 [00:03.74]? You gotta love 1968 ∮ You gotta love 1968 ∮ 你一定会
[00:03.28](Announcer) And now, on the birthday of our nation, 在此国庆佳节之际 [00:06.12]we're proud to introduce a man 我们很荣幸的介绍一位 [00:07.08]who has entertained troops all over the world. 在全世界参与劳军活动的.
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A Former military leader, General Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, has won Mauritania's presidential election. Gen. Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, left, speaks to the press shortly after being declared the victor in the previous day's presidential election, in ce
Voters in Mauritania go to the polls Saturday to choose a new president. It is an election to restore constitutional order following last year's military coup. Supporters of Mauritania's former military leader Mohamed Ould Abedl Aziz attend a politi
Mauritania's former military leader has won election as president. Opposition candidates are rejecting the results of a vote meant to return the country to constitutional rule. A supporter of former military leader Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz celebrates
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And that is why you always keep your defense offensive. 这就是为什么要让防守总是充满侵略性。 What's up, friend? Oh sorry, Kobe. It's a text from a friend of mine and I'm getting some pizza later. I thought there was gonna be some re
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Mauritania's military leaders are going ahead with plans for new elections in June, despite African Union sanctions meant to force the return of the toppled civilian government. Mauritania's military government says the African Union's decision to i
Mauritania's former military ruler has taken the oath of office as the nation's new civilian president. His political opponents are still challenging the outcome of last month's election. Gen. Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, left, speaks to the press short
Mauritania's former military leader has won election as president. Opposition candidates are rejecting the results of a vote meant to return the country to constitutional rule. 毛里塔尼亚前军事领导人阿齐兹赢得总统选举。反对派候