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New York City-based Pfizer Incorporated, the world's largest pharmaceutical company, has stopped research on torcetrapib, a drug they hoped to sell to treat heart disease. The drug was supposed to raise levels of what is known as good cholesterol. T
Broadcast: January 14, 2003 By Jill Moss VOICE ONE: This is Phoebe Zimmerman. VOICE TWO: And this is Bob Doughty with Science in the News, a VOA Special English program about recent developments in sc
By Nico Colombant World Health Organization officials say the northern Nigerian state of Kano will start a catch-up polio immunization campaign Saturday, ending an 11-month religious-led boycott. The
Divorce is on the increase around the world. It seems divorce rates are rising in pretty much every country you read about. I know in my country, divorce is now not unusual. More than thirty per cent of marriages end in divorce. I suppose its easier
Tess: Pete, is the meat ready? 黛丝:彼特,肉准备好了吗? Pete: Yes. Here you go. 彼特:好了,给你。 Tess: Great! Pete, please stir the soup. 黛丝:太好了,彼特,请把汤搅动一下。 Pete: Ok. 彼特:好的。
Grant: What are you doing? 格兰特:你在干什么? Tess: Im looking at the want ads. I want a new apartment. 黛丝:我在看招租广告。我想要一间新的公寓。 Grant: Why? I like your apartment. 格兰特:为什么?我喜欢你的
Grant: When are you leaving? 格兰特:你什么时候出发? Tess: Im not. 黛丝:我没有要出发。 Grant: What? Why not? 格兰特:什么?为什么没有? Tess: I dont have enough money to buy a plane ticket. Im not going home. I ca
Peter:Heres your coffee, Tess. 彼特:你的咖啡来了,黛丝。 Tess:Thanks. I really like this Caf. 黛丝:谢谢。我很喜欢这家店。 Peter:Are you and Jenna good friends? 彼特:你和珍娜是好朋友吗? Tess:Yes, we are. 黛丝
Josie:Happy birthday! Why are you sad? 乔西:生日快乐!你为什么不开心呢? Tess:My family didnt remember my birthday. 黛丝:我的家人把我的生日忘了。 Josie:Really? Are you sure? 乔西:真的吗?你确定吗? Tess:
Grant:Why do you have a soccer ball? 格兰特:你怎么有一个足球? Tess:I am practicing soccer. Im playing on a soccer team. 黛丝:我在练习踢足球,我参加球队了。 Grant:You are? Do you play soccer well? 格兰特:真的?你
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Katia: So, Enam, we're talking about arranged marriages, but what about the rate of divorce of arranged marriages? Is it high? Enam: Well, actually, the rate is incredibly low. Actually, it's below ten percent and it's changing but still it's really
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