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BBC Learning English 6 Minute English Football Stickers NB: This is not a word for word transcript. Kate: Hello and welcome to 6 Minute English, I'm Kate and joining me today is Rosie! Rosie: Hello Kate. Kate: Hi Rosie. Today we're going to talk abou
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DIALOG 39 WHAT'S YOUR HOBBY? laurance--What do you do in your spare time? soony--Oh, nothing special I read...watch TV...go to the movies. laurance--Don't you have any hobbies,like stamp collecting or
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Lesson 59:Collecting 收藏 Listen to the tape then answer the question below. 听录音，然后回答以下问题。 What in particular does a person gain when he or she becomes a serious collector? People tend to amass possessions, sometimes withou
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If you know anyone who is deaf, then you know the cochlear implant has offered hope and help for some people. This next story may be the equivalence where restoring sight is concerned. While the science is very different and very tricky, the promise
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[00:04.28]Lesson 21 1.Dialogue [00:09.33]Bruce and Zhou Lan are talking on the telephone about stamps. [00:14.89]Hello.Can I speak to Zhou Lan,please? [00:19.33]This is Zhou Lan speaking. [00:22.70]Hello,Zhou Lan.This is Bruce. [00:26.75]Excuse me fo
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This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Karen Hopkin. This will just take a minute. When it comes to pain, its the thought that counts. Because pain hurts more when its inflicted on purpose. Or so say researchers from Harvard University
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2 What do we learn about Jane? [A] She is going to America [B] She has travelled abroad [C] She likes collecting stamps
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If scientists have their way, we may someday be tapping maplesnot for pancake fixins, but for power. Because researchers from the University of Washington in Seattle have found theres enough electricity flowing in trees to run an electronic circuit.
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00:37.69]Listen and read [00:42.66]Han ping:What do you usually do after school? [00:47.62]Li Shan:Reading is my hobby,but sometimes I like going shopping with my mother. [00:55.98]How about you? [00:59.95]Han Ping:I like draw-ing in my free time,and
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2b Listen again. [00:06.52]How long have they been collecting these things? [00:10.34]How many do they have? [00:12.95]Fill in the chart under How long and How many. [00:18.64]Conversation 1 [00:21.70]How long have you been [00:23.63]collecting these
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Section B [00:04.00]2a Listen.What do Bob,Marcia,and Liam collect? [00:11.13]Fill in the chart under What. [00:13.63] [00:15.76]Conversation 1 [00:18.51]How long have you been [00:20.29]collecting these kites,Bob? [00:21.46]Since I was ten years old.
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Brain Researchers Uncover Secrets of Memory In Memorial-Hermann hospital at the University of Texas Medical Center in Houston, Neurosurgeon Nitin Tandon visits 26-year-old epilepsy patient Tyler. Dr. Tandon has placed platinum electrodes on the surfa
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有的学生发/e/音容易张口过大，而发/?/则容易张口不足。许多人在区分这两个音的时候，只注意到它们的张口程度大小不同，这倒也没错，但还要注意这两个音的发音效果也不区别，发/?/音时
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By David McAlary Washington 13 July 2006 We often hear that imagining something will not make it so. But scientists have now overturned that adage, making a science-fiction dream come true. U.S. researchers have shown that a paralyzed patient can us
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