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But Berlin's most flamboyant annual get-together still draws the crowds.
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But Billetdoux are co tant Witne es,Su tantial Records to Eternity;Just Evidences,who the Truth confe ,On which the Lover safely may rely;They're serious Thoughts,digested and resolv'd;And last,when Words are into Clouds devolv'd.
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但情书则是恒常的见证,直至永恒的实体记录;公道的证物,它道出真诚,恋人能在其上安心依附;它们是严肃的思想,经过深思熟虑;当话语在云外消失,它们还将延续。 |
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But Billetdoux are constant Witnesses, Substantial Records to Eternity;Just Evidences,who the Truth confess,On which the Lover safely may rely;They're serious Thoughts,digested and resolv'd;And last,when Words are into Clouds devolv'd.
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但情书则是恒常的见证,直至永恒的实体记录;公道的证物,它道出真诚,恋人能在其上安心依附;它们是严肃的思想,经过深思熟虑;当话语在云外消失,它们还将延续。 |
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But Billups was always most likely to re-sign with Detroit and he did.
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但比卢普斯最可能和底特律续签,事实果然如此。 |
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But Blair said Jackson attorney Robert Sanger called court officials to notify them that the 47-year-old entertainer would not be able to serve because he would no longer be living at Neverland full time.
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但他表示,杰克逊的律师罗伯特·桑格已经打电话通知法庭人员,这位47岁的娱乐人物将不再履行这一义务,原因是他已不在“梦幻岛”居住。 |
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But Boeing could not manage the ramp-up in production.
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然而波音公司的产能无力应付需求。 |
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But Brian soon found that these people had exceptional generosity.
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印第安人的习俗是只要有人帮助了他们,他们必定要有所回报。 |
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But Brighton's dispossessed parents are also worried by the same thing that worries parents all over the country: that if their school allows too many of the wrongtype of children in the door, Little Jeremy's performance will suffer.
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但与全国各地的家长一样,布赖顿市那些失去择校权利的家长们也担心同样一个问题:如果学校允许过多的“坏”孩子入校,那么小杰里米的成绩将受到影响。 |
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But Brit doesn't top our list because of her dubious child-care techniques or her uber annoying Matt Lauer interview.
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《明星》杂志对她进行了这样的点评,“布兰妮是2006年当之无愧的‘话题女王’。 |
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But Britain is caught up in a kerfuffle about an even more esoteric idea, and that threatens its hard-earned reputation for hard-headedness about the field.
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然而,不列颠卷入了更加深奥的概念混乱,而且威胁到它的得来不易的,对于该领域的精明冷静的名声。 |
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But British language scholar David Graddol says English will probably drop in dominance by the middle of this century to rank, after Chinese, about equally with Arabic, Hindi, and Urdu, a south-Asian tongue closely related to Hindi.
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但是英国语言学家戴维·格雷德尔认为到本世纪中叶英语的主导地位很可能有所下降,位居汉语之后,与阿拉伯语、北印度语和乌尔都语(一种与北印度语十分相近的南亚语言)的地位相差不多。 |