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1.Mens sana in corpore sano Parasites and pathogens
2.infectious disease debilitating debilitate
3.metabolic parasites and pathogens compete for it in several ways
4. to reproduce immune system
5.a lost cause inverse correlation Finnish Finish
6.At the bottom of the average-intelligence list is Equatorial Guinea ,
followed by St Lucia. Cameroon, Mozambique and Gabon tie at third from bottom
7. At the top of the list of countries with the highest average intelligence is Singapore,
followed by South Korea. China and Japan tie in third place.
8. the chance that it might have come about at random is less than one in 10,000.
9. statistical analysis are reduced to
10.the consequences of disease are taken into account
11. infections and parasites affect cognition. 12.Intestinal worms have been shown to do so on many occasions. Malaria, too, is bad for the brain.13.the various bugs that cause diarrhoea 14.It accounts for a sixth of infant deaths
and even in those it does not kill it prevents the absorption of food at a time when the brain is growing and developing rapidly.15.Asthma and other allergies 16.by vaccination: 通过接种疫苗17.No doubt, in a vicious circle, those differences help keep poor countries poor18.they will have done the world a good turn by providing policymakers with yet another reason why the elimination of disease should be one of the main aims of development, rather than a desirable afterthought.
19.
20.Can anything perk up Europe
21.seize the moment
22. equal to the threat:胜任?
23.they have mostly taken refuge in denial and bluster,
punctuated by bickering and by heaping blame on financial markets
24. a recent bout of austerity
26.So rather than sneer at Europe’s impotence,
the world should be asking whether Europe can rediscover its vigour
27.irascible a rejuvenation of
28.a leap in EU integration of communal cash
29. mindful of its own history enshrined by treaty if need be
30.Belgium ----capital：Brussels
31. connive with them 32.Tidy minds contemplating the contradictions between the euro’s
two most important members foresee either integration or collapse
33.a clear political mechanism tocope withwayward countries
the euro is doomed to repeat the sort of crisis it has suffered this year.
She could be wayward, petulant, and disagreeable. 她有时也会任性、脾气很坏、很暴躁 irascible
...the curiosity,capriceand waywardness of children.
孩子的好奇、善变和任性
34.ruinously costly and all that
35.is neither collapse nor a dash towards integration, but for the euro zone to muddle through.
36.Instead of miring itself in internal mechanics,
the EU should embrace the lesson from the other
37. add a dose of 1992-style reform.
38. are exempted from EU-wide competition e-commerce
39.fragmented patent system debts are hard to collect across borders
40.permanent job put into a start-up. spur reform
41. their timid leaders and eclipses Britain, with 64%
42.solidarity have been thrown onto the dole
could not explain how much I valued my code of solidarity. 我解释不了我是多么看重团伙的规矩的。
43. it is irksome to see Cash-strapped
44.Most non-partisan pollsters and pundits
45.will be up for grabs in the mid-term elections.
46. by coincidence enough to make life wretched for the Obama White House.
47.It’s time to press the panic button
48.Comparisons with
49.Barack Obama has seen his approval rating shrivel to under 50%
50. only a measly83,000 jobs in June
51.the overhaul of health reform that Mr Obama pushed through in March has incensed many voters.
52.in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood
53. more or less level-pegging fired-up blacks
54.For the Democrats this is an ominouschange
55. It is drawn from :来源于...
56.Needless to say to galvanise
57. will try to block any such wave by emphasising local issues
58. But keeping the public’s mind off the national predicament
will be hard at a time of continuing economic distress
and mounting unhappiness about federal overspending and borrowing,
not to mention the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
2.infectious disease debilitating debilitate
3.metabolic parasites and pathogens compete for it in several ways
4. to reproduce immune system
5.a lost cause inverse correlation Finnish Finish
6.At the bottom of the average-intelligence list is Equatorial Guinea ,
followed by St Lucia. Cameroon, Mozambique and Gabon tie at third from bottom
7. At the top of the list of countries with the highest average intelligence is Singapore,
followed by South Korea. China and Japan tie in third place.
8. the chance that it might have come about at random is less than one in 10,000.
9. statistical analysis are reduced to
10.the consequences of disease are taken into account
11. infections and parasites affect cognition. 12.Intestinal worms have been shown to do so on many occasions. Malaria, too, is bad for the brain.13.the various bugs that cause diarrhoea 14.It accounts for a sixth of infant deaths
and even in those it does not kill it prevents the absorption of food at a time when the brain is growing and developing rapidly.15.Asthma and other allergies 16.by vaccination: 通过接种疫苗17.No doubt, in a vicious circle, those differences help keep poor countries poor18.they will have done the world a good turn by providing policymakers with yet another reason why the elimination of disease should be one of the main aims of development, rather than a desirable afterthought.
19.
20.Can anything perk up Europe
21.seize the moment
22. equal to the threat:胜任?
23.they have mostly taken refuge in denial and bluster,
punctuated by bickering and by heaping blame on financial markets
24. a recent bout of austerity
26.So rather than sneer at Europe’s impotence,
the world should be asking whether Europe can rediscover its vigour
27.irascible a rejuvenation of
28.a leap in EU integration of communal cash
29. mindful of its own history enshrined by treaty if need be
30.Belgium ----capital：Brussels
31. connive with them 32.Tidy minds contemplating the contradictions between the euro’s
two most important members foresee either integration or collapse
33.a clear political mechanism tocope withwayward countries
the euro is doomed to repeat the sort of crisis it has suffered this year.
She could be wayward, petulant, and disagreeable. 她有时也会任性、脾气很坏、很暴躁 irascible
...the curiosity,capriceand waywardness of children.
孩子的好奇、善变和任性
34.ruinously costly and all that
35.is neither collapse nor a dash towards integration, but for the euro zone to muddle through.
36.Instead of miring itself in internal mechanics,
the EU should embrace the lesson from the other
37. add a dose of 1992-style reform.
38. are exempted from EU-wide competition e-commerce
39
40.permanent job put into a start-up. spur reform
41. their timid leaders and eclipses Britain, with 64%
42.solidarity have been thrown onto the dole
could not explain how much I valued my code of solidarity. 我解释不了我是多么看重团伙的规矩的。
43. it is irksome to see Cash-strapped
44.Most non-partisan pollsters and pundits
45.will be up for grabs in the mid-term elections.
46. by coincidence enough to make life wretched for the Obama White House.
47.It’s time to press the panic button
48.Comparisons with
49.Barack Obama has seen his approval rating shrivel to under 50%
50. only a measly83,000 jobs in June
51.the overhaul of health reform that Mr Obama pushed through in March has incensed many voters.
52.in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood
53. more or less level-pegging fired-up blacks
54.For the Democrats this is an ominouschange
55. It is drawn from :来源于...
56.Needless to say to galvanise
57. will try to block any such wave by emphasising local issues
58. But keeping the public’s mind off the national predicament
will be hard at a time of continuing economic distress
and mounting unhappiness about federal overspending and borrowing,
not to mention the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq