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    就在上周初，有朋友打电话问我该不该买股票，因为发现周围的人都在买了。

     我的建议是“不要买”，因为在我看来市场中大部分股票价格都是高估的，尽管也有一些大盘股价格看起来还算合理，但也上涨了20%左右，并非...

 

每天晚上都习惯性的点百度首页的新闻看 

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不知道是什么原因 

百度也出事了？？？ 好杯具的 

Many people who come to Washington are surprised when they first visited visit the United States National Arboretum. The Arboretum XXX is only a short drive from the central center of the city. But visitors often feel like they are far from the XXX busy American capital. The National Arboretum is an active center for both scientific research and public education.

The arboretum Arboretum covers 180 hectares of green species space in the northeast part of Washington. It is famous for its beautiful flowers, tall trees and other plants. About 9000 different kinds grow there.

An Arboretum arboretum is a place where trees and other plants are grown for scientific and educational purposes.

The National Arboretum was established by an act of congress Congress in 1927. Today, the United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service operates The the Arboretum.

听写于：2010-12-6 16:36	用时：17:01
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On wednesdayWednesday, Ireland prime minister Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen announced measures to cut the biggest budget deficit in EurpeanEurope.

" Today we become we've come to announce 4 years a 4-year planto konwn , between now and 2014. It's to tell its bring certainty for our people. It's to ensure that they have the whole in hope for the future" . "

The plan aims to cut spending and raise tex taxes by 20 billion dollors. $20,000,000,000. These are sidiriti austerity measures are resprie all a step toward getting aid from the European Union (EU) and the International Monetary Fund(IMF). .

But Mr. Cowen's government could fall before next year's budget is pastpassed.

The government ask asked for help someday Sunday after weeks of saying it didn't needydid not need any. The EU and the IMF are respected expected to provide about 115 billion dollors $115,000,000,000  -- or about half of ireland's Ireland's economy.

Ireland get in to got into trouble by guaranteeing the debts of its banks during the world financial crisis two 2 years ago. That promise has now cost over 6 billion dollors. $60,000,000,000.

Roisin O'Sullivan is a economic an economics professor at Smith College in Massachusetts and a former enconmist economist at the Central Bank of Ireland.

听写于：2010-11-30 15:08	用时：30:04
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Some Thanksgiving foods have changed over time. For example, most turkeys thesedays these days are bread bred with larger brests too breasts to provide more white meat. Corn konwn - known in much of the world as mays maize - has also changed. It tastes much sweeter then the starchier corn of the past.

The way Americans prepare for Thanksgiving has also changed. Economist John Anderson of the American Farm Bureau Federation says people look for ways to save time, so though not everyone does.

He say shortcut says shortcuts like buying prepare prepared foods for the holiday are part of a big chaned bigger trend in AmericanAmerica.

Some people may might not have the time or the desire to prepare a big meal, or the space for a lot of guests. Whatever the reason, John Anderson notes that more people go to a restautant restaurant for thanksgiving Thanksgiving dinner than in the past. Cheerty

Charity groups and religious organizations will also be busy these thursdays severing this Thursday, serving Thanksgiving meals to the needy. The weak economic economy has increased the number of Americans receiving government assistance to buy food.

听写于：2010-11-29 13:37	用时：20:41
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The Institute of International Education publishes its report called " Open Doors" with support from the State Department. The lastest latest report is for the academic year that ended this past June. Its

It says China sent more than 127,000 studentsthat . That was an increase of 30% over the previously previous year.

India was the top sending country for 8 years, but . But last year it was in second 2nd place, followed by South Korea. Among the top sending countries, Japan shows showed the greatest decrease adrop -- a drop of 15%.

For a 9th year, the University of Southern California in Los Angeles reported the largest number of foreign student students -- nearly 8 thousand8,000.

The most popular field of study for international students in the United Stated States is business and management, followed by engineering.

But the report noticed noted a 9% decrease for intensive English language programmesEnglish-language programs. Allan Goodman says the reason may have been the recession. he He says English language English-language training is often the most coatly costly part for students beginning their studies.

But Mr. Goodman pointed to an increase in another areathat : the number of foreign students at the undergraduate level.

听写于：2010-11-26 21:57	用时：17:01
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This week, the Institute of International Education in New York published its yearly report on international students in The the United States. The report says more than 390,000 690,000 attended American colleges and universities during the last acdamic academic year.

That number was a record high. It was an increase of 3% from the year before. But it was mainly the result of heavy growth from one country, China. China passed India as the top country sending students to the United States.

The president of the insititute institute, Allan Goodman, says the economic crisis could have limited growth from other countries.

" rates Rates of increase for international students coming to America was were a little bit slower in the last year , and we think that reflect reflects the global recession, and . And the numbers of American Americans studying abroad declined a little bit, so . So we think the deathfuls that these flows are sentleft sensitive to things like wars, revolutionsrecession , recessions and natural disasters. "

听写于：2010-11-25 21:35	用时：23:55
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