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美国之音《流行美语》 389 gut feeling...

李华去Larry家，帮他收拾屋子，他们会用到两个常用语：gut feeling和out of the woods. (knocking on door) LH: Larry, 快开门。 Larry: OK, OK, I'm coming! I'm coming! (door opens) LH: 你怎么还穿着睡衣？？都快中午了，

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Kurt Vonnegut

Amber: Hello, I'm Amber Barnfather and you're listening to bbclearningenglish.com. In Entertainment today, we learn about one of the outstanding writers of modern American literature, Kurt Vonnegut, who died on the 11 of April, aged 84. We hear extr

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This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Cynthia Graber. This will just take a minute. The Earths original atmosphere would have been unpleasantdeadly in factto any organisms that breathe oxygen. There wasnt any. Not until about 2.4 billi

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So thank goodness for atoms. 所以，谢天谢地，有了原子。 But the fact that you have atoms and that they assemble in such a willing manner is only part of what got you here. 不过，有了原子，它们心甘情愿地聚集在一起，这只

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This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Karen Hopkin. This will just take a minute. In 1953 a student named Stanley Miller did an experiment showing that the simple chemicals present on the early Earth could give rise to the basic buildi

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HealthReport-GutBacteria:WeAreWhatWeEat This is the VOA Special English Health Report. The human digestive system is full of bacteria -- mostly good bacteria. These organisms help break down food so the body can use the nutrients. Scientists are expl

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AS IT IS 2015-08-25 Americans Driven by 'Gut Instinct' to Act in Train Attack Three Americans, a Briton and a French citizen stopped a heavily-armed gunman on a high-speed train in France last week. The Americans said later that gut instinct -- a fee

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Juice Infused with Microscopic Particles Offers 'Unparalleled' View of Gut A new imaging technique involving a specially-prepared liquid that patients drink could help doctors better diagnose and eventually treat illnesses in the gut. The small intes

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Let us return to original chaos! 让我们重归于元始的混沌！ Let us imagine the primordial din, the original vortex! 让我们臆想那本初的喧嚣、元始的漩涡！ Let us throw ourselves into the whirlwind which has preceded the crea

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今天我们要学的词是gut wrenching。 Gut wrenching , 意思是极度痛苦的，撕心裂肺的。 In order to support his younger siblings, he made the gut wrenching decision to drop out of school and find a job, 为了养活弟弟妹妹，他被

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They were proposed almost exactly 100 years ago by Albert Einstein based on his theory of general relativity but it was only in February 2016 that scientists proved the existence of gravitational waves. And now China is starting work on the worlds hi

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GRE写作范文：科学的作用

GRE优秀作文：科学的作用。GRE频道小编为同学们整理了GRE优秀作文：科学的作用，供同学们参考使用，希望对同学们的gre 考试有所帮助，下面和小编一起来看看吧：题目： The function of scienc

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美国国家公共电台 NPR Publishers' Dilemma: Judge A Book By Its Data Or Trust The Editor's Gut?

Publishers' Dilemma: Judge A Book By Its Data Or Trust The Editor's Gut? KELLY MCEVERS, HOST: Publishing is a notoriously risky business. A publishing house might give a first-time author a six-figure deal, and then the book flops. It's always been h

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经济学人:天体物理尘归尘土归土

Astrophysics 天体物理 Dust to dust 尘归尘，土归土 A dramatic recent discovery in physics is looking rather dodgy 近期，物理学中的一项戏剧性发现看上出非常模糊 IN MARCH Chao-Lin Kuo, an astrophysicist at Stanford Univer

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The Burgess Shale included a range of disparity in anatomical designs never again equaled, 布尔吉斯页岩化石所包含的横剖面的花色范围是独一无一的， and not matched today by all the creatures in the world's oceans, Gould wrote

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