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[00:00.00]unit 3 Can you sing? [00:07.68]Conversation [00:11.05]Listen and look. [00:15.18]Can you read? Yes,I can. [00:20.82]Can you read? No,I can't. [00:25.97]Can you sing? Yes,I can. OK!Let's sing! [00:33.62]Yeah!Let's sing! No!No,Gogo!No! [00:48
听遍美国之社会新闻[6]:象牙海岸局势动荡Unrest in Ivory Coast Ivory Coast: The government says 4 more victims(1) have been found after armed men tried to take over the government Sunday. This brings the number of people killed in the attack to about 1
Plants vs. Insects 植物和昆虫 New research is shedding light on one of the longest running battles of all time -- the war between plants and insects. Plants may seem helpless, but they have complex chemical defenses. Plants vs. insects -- today on E
[00:00.00]Unit 3 Plants and us Lesson 9 [00:05.09]New word and expression [00:09.04]taste [00:10.51]v.品尝;吃起来 [00:11.99]either [00:14.21]也(不) [00:16.43]not...either [00:18.70]不...也不 [00:20.98](be)good for [00:22.80]对...有好
[0:02.043]UNIT 2 Talking About Lessons [0:06.942]Lesson 6 What's an Insect? [0:09.963]Let's talk. [0:12.493]What are you doing? [0:13.932]Uh..., nothing. [0:16.289]I'm not [0:16.779]telling you. [0:18.024]Oh, please. [0:19.697]OK. It's a ladybug. [0:
[00:03.76]UNIT 2 Interesting Lessons [00:07.18] Lesson 6 What's an Insect? [00:11.33]Let's talk. [00:14.13] What are you doing? [00:15.44] Uh...,nothing. [00:17.93]I'm not telling you. [00:19.52]Oh, please. [00:22.04]OK. It's a ladybug. [00:23.79]It'
ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: At the University of Wisconsin, some students are blending art and science to create hotels that might save disappearing insects. Susan Bence of member station WUWM explains. SUSAN BENCE, BYLINE: Every year, lecturer Katie Martin-M
Song:Ivory Tower Artist:Anna Abreu Ill be here for you baby Ill be here for you baby I never knew it could feel so funny Like a gambling game when you got no money The stakes are high and I might just lose you I dont know why but I think that you
Ivory Coast Worries about Possible Polio Epidemic Nico Colombant Health workers and religious leaders in Ivory Coast are increasingly worried their country could become infected with polio from northe
By Phuong Tran Dakar 07 August 2007 In Ivory Coast, President Laurent Gbagbo has said it is possible to hold the country's long-awaited presidential election by this December. But there are concerns that unresolved problems in the still-divided count
By Nancy Palus Dakar 28 March 2008 Several northern towns in rebel-held Ivory Coast have run out of gasoline in recent days. In some areas, street vendors are selling black market fuel at up to six times the normal price. Nancy Palus reports from VOA
Dakar 23 September 2007 The U.N. Operation in Ivory Coast has issued a report accusing the country's rebel and government forces of committing human-rights violations. But an advisor to Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo says the U.N. accusations are f
By Phillip Wellman Dakar 05 October 2007 Opposition leaders in divided Ivory Coast have recently been holding public rallies denouncing the government and telling their supporters to change the country through voting. Most analysts agree that the dem
Pick the World's Ugliest Insect Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University want your vote at askabiologist.asu.edu/uglybugs to help them crown the ugliest insect in the world. Adam Hinterthuer reports Will you pick Sweetness or The Goll
By Lisa Bryant Paris 30 October 2007 Cocoa has long been a cornerstone of Ivory Coast's economy, driving what was once one of Africa's most prosperous countries. Ivorian cocoa still accounts for about 40 percent of the world's production. But today,
By Phillip Wellman Abidjan 24 October 2007 Government authorities in Ivory Coast have announced that an investigation into the country's cocoa and coffee sectors has officially begun. President Laurent Gbagbo called for the inquiry last week, followi
By Naomi Schwarz Dakar 27 November 2007 Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo and rebel leader-turned-Prime Minister Guillaume Soro have met in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou as part of efforts to reunite their divided country. Earlier in the wee
By Phillip Wellman Dakar 16 October 2007 Officials from both sides of the coalition government of President Laurent Gbagbo and rebel-leader turned Prime Minister Guillaume Soro in Ivory Coast have said they strongly disagree with a recent U.N. report
A drawn out six-year civil war has emptied beachside villages in divided Ivory Coast, like in one area called Assinie, where groups of European tourists used to come in busloads. And now beach erosion is adding to the problem, destroying the beach h
By Phillip Wellman Abidjan 12 November 2007 An official spokesman for Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo has said the president believes political leaders from across the spectrum must work together in order to guarantee lasting peace in the country. T