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It was worse right back there where it's super thick, man. I've never seen anything like it. It just rolled in on. Its quite unreal. Oh man, look at that streak. Look at the holes off of those. It's thick, thick, thick. Like mud. That's unreal. This

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The northeast just had its first big snow of the season. Meanwhile, on Titan, it was foggy. That weather report brought to you by researchers publishing in the journal Astrophysical Journal Letters. The scientists found that Titan, Saturns largest mo

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Water on the Moon Studies in the journal Science report that instruments on three different spacecraft have found evidence for widespread trace amounts of water on the moon. Karen Hopkin reports For all you space buffs who like to keep track of wher

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[00:00.00]Unit 4 Feeling sick [00:04.78]A These people are not feeling well. [00:10.95]Listen,say and act. [00:14.89]1 What's the matter? [00:19.75]I have a cold. [00:23.90]You should take some medicine. [00:28.06]Listen [00:30.69]take some medicine

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[00:00.00]Unit 28 [00:06.16]Listening [00:07.62]Self-help books [00:10.10]3 The advice you will hear comes from two books [00:15.20]one gives serious advice,the other is a joke. [00:19.02]Listen and mark the headings for a)-i) [00:22.93]in Exercise 2

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SCIENCE IN THE NEWS - Searching for Answers About What Harms Coral Reefs, and What May Protect Them A look at recent studies of coral reefs. Some scientists say rising temperatures have damaged almost half around the world. Yet many reefs stay color

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For all you space buffs who like to keep track of where the water is, it looks like you can add our very own moon to your list. Because according to a trio of papers appearing in the journal Science, the lunar surface is wetter than we realized. Fort

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This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science. Im Karen Hopkin. This will just take a minute. If youve ever been to the everglades or tuned into the animal planet, you know that gators can move through the water oh, so silently barely creating a rip

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Rainforests exist because it rains a lot and that makes forests grow, right? Well, not so fast. What if its not the rain that makes the forests? What if its the forests that actually generate the rain? That is the contention of a paper in BioScience

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Last October, a NASA rocket, traveling at a speed of 9,000 kilometers per hour, smashed into a dark crater on the moon's south pole. Upon impact, the Centaur rocket kicked up a cloud of debris and elements from the moon's surface, creating a so-calle

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I want to talk about 4.6 billion years of history in 18 minutes. That's 300 million years per minute. Let's start with the first photograph NASA obtained of planet Mars. This is fly-by, Mariner IV. It was taken in 1965. When this picture appeared, th

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Water 'found on Mars' 火星上发现有水 The brine seepage is believed to be in Candor Chasm 咸水渗出物应该是在Candor Chasm There is currently water on the surface of Mars, Nasa scientists believe. The evidence is contained in pictures ta

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirms that some of the oil escaping from that ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico is staying beneath the surface, raising new environmental concerns about the disaster. BP says there is no

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EXPLORATIONS - Venus Express Spacecraft Explores Earth's Mysterious Sister PlanetBy Mario Ritter and Daniel Kirch Broadcast: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (MUSIC) VOICE ONE: I'm Steve Ember. VOICE TWO: And

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DEVELOPMENT REPORT - Need to Dig a Well? Start HereBy Gary Garriott Broadcast: Monday, May 15, 2006 This is Shep O'Neal with the VOA Special English Development Report. There are several low-cost ways

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Science and technology 科学技术 The Arctic 北极海域 Tequila sunset 龙舌兰日落 Global warming may make the northernmost ocean less productive, not more so 全球变暖对北极海域生产力的负面影响 ON SEPTEMBER 16th 2012, at the

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Can you speak English? 相信现在很多朋友都可以很自豪地回答Yes, we can!。但是看完这17个在引进早期就被误译的概念和名词,你确定你还懂英语吗?看来做翻译也是要看心情哒。 1. 上帝是中国的 上帝

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其实,推断题没有想象中的那么难,因为托福文章有很清晰的逻辑架构,T(topic)+A(aspect)+A(attitude)的篇章结构和TS(topic sentence)+D(detail)的段落结构是几乎每节课我都会提到的,只有明白了文章的写

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学英语单词
a shim
acyclics
Afghanization
Ambohitrolomahitsy
american film
and the like
aneurilemmic
angumen (okinawa)
astro-physicss
atresia of colon
auriculoventricular extrasystole
band tape
Bački Brestovac
Bernoulle polynomial
bertelsmann ag
big sciences
breezeblock
Capnitro
carry-over conveyer
Cephalotaxus oliveri
chehar burj
cock blocks
comprehensions
constant-current coulometry
control switch-board
cratilla lineata assidua
damped valve
Dialicor
dibble seeding
discriminating cut out
Dynaray
egg-powder
entrance-exit coded system
episymbiosis
expedited message handler
FCC (fluid cracking catalyst)
field night
fine-ore bin
free drawing
full series
garage queen
graphene
hard-copy log
hat washer
holovid
incinderment
iploes
isolyser
iterative refinement
Jiexi (S41)
Khāvar
languishment
legitimate aim
lens speed
m payment
manager of the deceased property
map board
mccleary
mine entrance
Monkstone
multiple drilling
non pressure head
non-washed
nstor
observed image
odegard
pitch-up
political campaigns
polycrystal alumina
positive fon wave
prairie sage
primary coating fibre
probability methods
proteolytic
pulmonary calculus
QTT
quartz hook
recores management
roller rest
rollerbearing
saturated machine
shambled
Shipunovskiy Rayon
shl-
Sinapis juncea L.
single-channel office
special hoisting bar
spermatozoa
springline
srdjans
St.Stephen's
Stellaria ovatifolia
strategic alignment
Sylva, Carmen
symmetrizations
tamashizume sai (japan)
thiocarbamide
unphonemicized
vermillions
wais-iii
wavelength selective star coupler
world affairss