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AS IT IS 2014-09-28 Great Photographs from the US Library of Congress 来自美国国会图书馆的伟大照片 What if you were asked to choose just 730 photographs from among 1.25 million images? And you had just a few months in which to complete
2014年VOA慢速英语(九)月
Economics Report - Obama Enters 2012 Race on Good Jobs News This is the VOA Special English Economics Report. 这里是美国之音慢速英语经济报道。 Most of the news in Washington this week was about the budget talks to prevent a shutdown o
2011年VOA慢速英语(四)月
There were 12 more trials of Nazis in Nuremberg after the first (and most famous) international criminal trial. Whitney Harris was the last living courtroom prosecutor from that initial proceeding. The last surviving courtroom prosecutor from the fir
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英语原声睡前故事
May 10th, 1869At Promontory, Utah --- a golden spike is driven into the ground, completing the first transcontinental railroad in the United States. 1933，Months after taking power in Germany, the Nazis stage massive public burnings of books conside
历史上的今天-2011年
August 17th, 1969Hurricane Camille slams into the Gulf Coast, making landfall just east of the mouth of the Mississippi River. The Category 5 storm kills more than 250 people, more than 35 years before Hurricane Katrina devastates the region. 1998 Th
历史上的今天-2010年
May 10th,1869A Promontory Utah, a golden spike is driven into the ground, completing the first trans-continental railroad in United States. 1933Months after taking power in Germany, the Nazi stage massive public burnings of books considered to have u
历史上的今天-2010年
May 10th, 1869they place them up by that without the flowers and mile a track... At Promontory, Utah --- a golden spike is driven into the ground, completing the first transcontinental railroad in the United States. 1933，Months after taking power i
历史上的今天-2013年
May 10th, 1869they place them up by that without the flowers and mile a track... At Promontory, Utah --- a golden spike is driven into the ground, completing the first transcontinental railroad in the United States. 1933，Months after taking power i
历史上的今天-2015年
Innovative program more successful at rehabbing jailed addicts Shelley Schlender | Boulder, Colorado 09 February 2010 Nearly 250 addicts have taken part in Boulder's integrated treatment court since it began in November 2006. Related Links National D
VOA标准英语2010年(二月)
Iraq Reconstruction Proceeds Despite Insurgent Attacks Senior U.S. officials responsible for the $21 billion Iraq reconstruction project say work is continuing, in spite of insurgent attacks, and the
VOA2005（上）--国政军事聚焦
By Greg Flakus Mexico City 09 July 2006 Mexican protesters in Zocalo Plaza, July 8, 2008 The man who ran a tight second place in the official count from last Sunday's presidential election in Mexico drew more than 100,000 people to Mexico City's mai
2006年VOA标准英语（七月）
Tree Hugger 是电影Juno原声带中的一首插曲。这首歌由Kimya Dawson 和 Antsy Pants 联手带来，带着轻松愉悦的气息描述了如同童话里的场景。 The flower said, I wish I was a tree, The tree said, I wish I could be A di
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英语原声睡前故事
The political wrangling in Washington about federal budgets is likely to get more intense as the stakes rise from billions of dollars to trillions. Some of the focus is changing from a squabble over government spending for one year, to a bigger battl
VOA双语新闻 2011年4月
August 17th, 1969. Hurricane Camille slams into the gulf coast, making landfall just east of the mounts of the Mississippi River. The Category 5 storm kills more than 250 people, more than 35 years before Hurricane Katrina devastates the region. 1998
历史上的今天-2012年
August 17th, 1969. Hurricane Camille slams into the gulf coast, making landfall just east of the mounts of the Mississippi River. The Category 5 storm kills more than 250 people, more than 35 years before Hurricane Katrina devastates the region. 1998
历史上的今天-2015年
Support for Alfred Wegener's ideas did not come until the early nineteen-fifties. American scientists Harry Hess and Robert Dietz said the continents moved as new sea floor was created under the Atlantic Ocean. They said a t hin valley in the Atlanti
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He turns out to be a top ranking Nazi, Hitler's deputy, Rudolf Hess. 原来他是高阶纳粹党员，希特勒的副官鲁道夫赫斯。 He says: I have come on a mission of peace. 他说：我受命前来与你们谈和。 Hess was one of Hitler's
二战启示录
There was one other major problem with Earth theories that no one had resolved, or even come close to resolving. That was the question of where all the sediments went. Every year Earth's rivers carried massive volumes of eroded material500 million to
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