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(10) 历史 第6篇（人物）
$ M5 x& ^8 a  v2 i) w+ B(11) 历史 第7篇（历史时间：热气球）
: f, H5 V2 D7 `4 _(12) 历史 第8篇（邮政）
- V" q5 G. [# j: _) D4 }(13) 历史 第9篇（城市发展）9 t& M$ f( j. k" j/ \
(14) 历史 第11篇（建筑）
) x5 T' x' W% {2 P1 c5 W  t(15) 历史 第18篇（建筑log structures）6 P9 q- M, f" F
(16) 历史 第23篇（建筑Frank Lloyd Wright）
' \4 L* D8 S* \( C2 U) l- G% m(17)《场景上》历史 第1篇（建筑）
" c: u1 \8 h( R2 z(18)《场景上》大学生活 第6篇（打工场景）
( Q# a: w5 c! J0 z6 U9 v(19) 地球科学 第1篇（interior）
# @, e$ e; i( W7 D% [* s6 z(20) 地球科学 第2篇（climate）
9 p) e1 p% F( ~  ?: g. }(21)《场景上》地球科学 第2篇
# i9 K! X) [; m- d+ f( v(22) 生物 第3篇（fish）4 p: T  x- y; H. ~$ P
(23) 生物 第13篇（鸟的迁徙）$ e  j  y8 Z8 I; k' N
(24)《场景上》生物 第3篇（鸟）6 p& [2 q1 j1 s0 z/ ^# w  n+ }
(25) 天文 第1篇（登陆月球和火星）8 [/ u! T' A. y8 ]
(26) 历史：第10篇（人物）6 ]+ g: y- D  G2 j
(27) 历史：第12篇（人物women）
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(30) 历史：第22篇（艺术史）
  `' o0 E/ W0 ~8 L(31) 历史：第24篇（艺术史furniture design）
) r6 g/ Y! k. I9 J0 k1 U- r(32) 历史：第26篇（艺术史）: v9 W1 M; K8 K& u
(33) 历史：第27篇（雕刻）
, F; p3 `: \# l( W, r(34) 历史：第13篇（yellow stone park）
- v7 j0 x; a6 X, [# B; d1 A(35) 历史：第14篇（钟表）
$ U; ], K2 \# h; g# }$ }(36) 历史：第15篇（舞蹈）: X3 }7 {& q! N' Q# j# t
(37) 历史：第17篇（comics book）
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6 P$ ^6 {- N1 B1 G5 f(39) 历史：第19篇（钱币）: M, H& G+ n7 f( [, }
(40) 历史：第20篇（农业）+ c  S1 J8 t* K/ U* Z
(41) 历史：第25篇（历史gold rush）9 p. b# ^( o: B  P+ A' T+ K
(42) 历史：第28篇（soap）& m4 Y6 s" a8 ?/ X  g7 e  F
(43) 历史：第29篇（radio）
4 g7 r- L' g" {* V6 X6 @9 ]5 v* g5 y(44) 历史：第30篇（train）
* L0 w5 @! Y$ A/ z) t5 e6 e(45)《场景上》校园：第1篇（宿舍噪音）  u3 O& S$ ]& s
(46) 天文：第2篇（宇航服）
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(48) 生物：第2篇（pest）# l" ^  n) Q7 F0 E- S( V' D) J
(49) 生物：第1篇（实验介绍）
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(52) 生物：第6篇（eletric fish）
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(55) 生物：第9篇（wasp黄蜂）7 u4 b3 T+ T! B
(56) 生物：第10篇（spider 蜘蛛）
- T9 Y* s, ?  |, u4 N3 G# q(57) 生物：第11篇（Kangaroo袋鼠）
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(59) 地球科学：第3篇（Minerals）
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(61) 地球科学：第5篇（mountain）
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(63) 地球科学：第7篇（海洋学）" v$ P. {( K8 C
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(65) 地球科学：第9篇（能源）" p' S/ Y4 o3 ^4 h% o/ y' B
(66) 地球科学：第11篇（能源）5 R' E: E4 b- R$ Y. O! D
(67) 地球科学：第12篇（tornado）+ I- _' G; R( [
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(69) 人类学：第2篇
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(71) 人体生理心理：第1篇（Baby hypothesis）
' `( L/ C, ^" {  v- Q(72) 人体生理心理：第2篇（sleep）
( N! m' F! i- ?, ]: u' j( x(73) 人体生理心理：第3篇（Chirdren interact）$ e/ j. W; _) d' n) X5 R1 `
(74) 人体生理心理：第4篇（失眠）. q2 U) ~% e3 X) l% z6 G' p
(75) 人体生理心理：第5篇（Moods）
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(77) 人体生理心理：第7篇（placebos）
1 e5 \! C5 j; \(78) 语言学：第1篇
( l) p+ U, K$ b- h(79) 语言学：第2篇
3 u: F  ?* s+ o$ N(80) 语言学：第3篇2 f+ q8 _! ~5 s( y) t2 w
(81) business：第1篇
$ a# k1 m5 O1 ^2 Q(82) business：第2篇
1 ]3 q' e2 s7 j. p0 A# y  x(83) business：第3篇: Z/ G6 S% d; ?$ B
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(85) 地球科学类：第10篇（great plain）
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(86) 场景（上）天文学 第一篇（Jupiter）

(87) 场景（上）天文学 第三篇（Polluting space）

(88) 场景（上） 天文学 第二篇（Apollo programs）

(89) 场景（上）历史 第三篇（音乐jazz）

(90) 场景（上）历史 第四篇（音乐jazz）

(91) 场景（上）历史 第五篇（音乐）

(92) 场景（上）历史 第六篇（美国发展史）

(93) 场景（上）历史 第七篇（艺术史）

(94) 场景（上）历史 第八篇（美国革命）

(95) 场景（上）历史 第九篇（发明史）

(96) 场景（上）历史 第十篇（艺术史）

(97) 场景（上）历史 第十一篇（音乐jazz）

(98) 场景（上）历史 第十二篇（艺术史painting）

(99) 场景（上）历史 第十三篇（历史）

(100) 场景（上）历史 第十四篇（历史）

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( j, c: U1 _, s2 A4 S4 b9 s战绩简直是差est!  大家看了不要笑
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: V. j/ c0 m  C# v% I! C# kSo, uh, as (Jim) said, (james Polk) was (the eleventh) President, and…(well, my report`s) about the next president, Zachary Taylor.: `  Z5 `5 ^5 O6 g
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In the army, (his) men called (him) “(Old Rough and Ready)”… I guess because (of his) “rough edges.” He was kind of blunt钝的、粗的 and didn`t (really) look like (a military军方，陆军) hero. He (liked) to do things like (wear civilian clothes instead of a uniform)---even in (battle). And he (was) so (short) and (plump丰满的、发福的 he had to be) lifted up (onto) his horse. But he (did win a lot of) battles and he (became) more and more popular. (So,the Whig辉格党 party decided to nominate任命 him for the presidency总统职务), even though (no one knew anyting about) where (he stood) on (the) issues.
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I couldn`t find out much about (his accomplishments)--- <probably> because he (was only in office about a year and a half) before he died. But one thing---he pushed (for the development of the transcontinental穿越大陆的 railroad because he thought it was important to form建立a link with) the West Coast---there was a lot of wealth in California andOregon (from commerce商业、贸易 and minerals矿物) and stuff. Also, he established (an agricultural bureau局、处、办事处in the Department of) the <Interior> and promoted more <government> aid援助 to (agriculture).5 h7 c# `: N' K, k

& y$ l4 m# o8 h) t6 l2 k2 IWell,that`s about all I found. (Like I said), he died in office---in 1950---(so his Vice President副总统 look over)…and that`s the next report, so…thank you!
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5 n0 Q4 w+ e: s+ S5 ?3 X) t& k9 HI want to welcome (each and) every (balloon enthusiast热心者，对某事物有极大兴趣者to Philadephia). Thank you for coming here this morning to (commemorate纪念) the first <balloon> (voyage航海，航行) in the United states. On january 9th ,1793,at ten o`clock morining, a (silk丝绸) balloon lifed into (skies above this) city, which was, at the time, the capital of the country.  q) }% _7 g/ K. f" J
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According to the (original records of the flight), (the voyage lasted) 46 <minutes>, from (its departure启程，离开) of (Philadelphia to its) landing (across the Delaware River in New Jersey). (Though) our (pilots飞行员) today we will try to (approximate) the (original) landing site, (they`re at the mercy恩惠，幸运of the) winds, so who knows where they will drift off to. Even the (balloonist in 1793) experienced (some uncertain) weather that days. They were clouds,fog, and (mist薄雾) in (various各种各样的) directions.
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Our (reenactment再修订法律) promises to be (nothing) less than (spectacular壮观的，引人注目的，惊人的). the yellow balloon directly behind (me is five) stories层`s (high). It`s (inflated使充气 with helium氦 unlike the original), which was filled with (hydrogen氢) and, (onbeknownst) to (the pilot), (potentially) explosive. Gas(-filled models) are (pretty) uncommen now because (of the) <extremely> high cost, so the 18 other balloons in today`s (launch发射)/ x- e0 b- Q! g1 j. j7 v0 p/ ^
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一点一滴的积累会让你最终成为听力达人的！

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8 j5 a/ N% c6 V7 f. s. U7 g第一篇是听一句默写一句的，计时里包括了修改错误的时间，很多小词都拼写错了！！
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, z' D+ j0 F; W+ B$ I: q# L4月1日前听写过大白本场景（下）的前9篇，所以昨天算是从第10篇开始的，每天仅2篇就要耗费我3个多小时。（十分惭愧身为“水清木华校区”的一员，开班一个月了，目前总共就听了13个场景下，和5个语音识别……）战绩还是差est。
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今天这两篇的题材依然不熟悉。我听每句话几乎都得听10遍，错误还百出成如此这般……6月7号就考了，听力水平这样的基础上坚持听写到考前2天，能勉强考到80分都难吧horse老师~~ 1 [7 v1 O  n; F& {. k# O; U
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) \  s. [/ ?- ?! h  ]Let`s (proceed停顿或耽搁后继续进行) to the main (exhibit) hall and look at some (of) the (actual) <vehicles> that played (prominent重要的，显著的) role and speeding up (mail delivery). (Consider) how long (it) used to take to (send a letter across a relatively相对而言) short <distance>. Back in the 1600`s, it took two weeks (on horesback) to get a letter from Boston to New York, (a) distance (of) about 260 miles. (Crossing a river) was also (a challenge挑战. Ferry渡船、轮渡) service was so irregular (that) carrier (would) sometimes wait hours just to (catch a ferry. For <journeys> island), there (was) always (the stagecoach驿站马车), but (the ride was by) no (means) comfortable because (it had to be) shared (with) other (passengers乘客、旅客). The post office was pretty (ingenious人灵巧的，东西制作精巧的，方法巧妙的) about some (routes车船等的固定路线，路线). In the nineteenth century, in (the)Southwestern desert, for instance, (camels骆驼 were brought in to) help (get) the mail (through). In <Alaska > (reindeer驯鹿) were used. (this practice) was discontinued because (of) the disagreeable令人不愉快的，讨厌的 (temperament性情，性格；气质 of these) animals.
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6 u) \/ u3 T- D% GWe`ll stop (here a minute so that you can enter this replica复制品) of railway mile car. It was (during the Age of Iron Horse) that delivery (really started to pick up改进，提高；恢复). In fact, the United States transported most (bulk大量的mail) by train for nearly 100 years. The first (airmail) service (didn`t start until)[连读]1918./ P% F% g) B- y# n3 Z8 a

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Today we`ll examine the role that (private) (transportation)---(namely), the automobile---plays in city (planning).
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A number of <sociologist> blame the automobile for decline下降，衰弱 of downtown市中心，闹市区 areas of major (cities). In (1950`s) (and) 1916`s the automobile (made) (it) possible to work in the city and yet live in the (suburbs近郊) (many) miles away. Shopping (patterns格式，格局) changed: instead of (patronizing光顾) downtown stores, people (in the suburbs) went to large shopping (malls面积大的购物中心，商业区) outside the city and (closer) (to) home. (Merchants商人) in the city (failed); and (their) stores closed. Downtown shopping areas became (deserted被舍弃的，荒芜的). In recent years,there`s (been) a (rebirth重生，复活) of the downtown areas, (as many suburbanites郊区居民<发音：su`burba`nite> have) moved back to the city.They`ve (done) this, of course, to avoid (highways) (clogged使受阻) with (commuters通勤者) from the (suburbs)./ P/ m% {7 f4 P8 V
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I`v chosen this particular city planning problem---our dependence on (private) transportation---to (discuss in groups).I`m (hoping) you all come up with想出来 (some innovative革新的，有创新精神的) solutions. Oh,and don`t approach the problems from a (purely纯粹的，完全的) <sociological> perspective视角，观点，想法；try to take (into account) environmental and economic issues as well.
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第1篇难度不大，却出了很多低级错误，比如愣把1870年听成1930年 ，还检查出一堆会说会听，不会拼写的小词。  `, y4 F2 y6 m1 h4 N8 r
第2篇还是有很多连眼睛都不认识的词，所以听起来有些费劲。尤其是第二段第一句话，整句都听岔了……
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& Z! a7 i2 |2 ]In today`s class, we`ll (be) <examing> some 19th <century> pattern books that were used for building houses. I think it`s (fair) to say (these) book (were the) most (important) (influence) on <design> (of North American) houses during the 19th centry.
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4 q+ p' B6 r8 f( e(This) was because (most) people who wanted to build a house couldn`t afford to <hire> an <architect>. Instead, they bought a pattern book, picked (out) a plan, and took it to (the) builder.The (difference in) cost was (substantial巨大的；基本上的).In (1870), for example, (hiring) an <architect> would`ve cost about a hundred <dollars> . At the same time, a pattern book written by an <architect> cost ony five dollors.
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At that price, it`s easy to see why pattern books were so popular. Some (are back in) print again today, and (of course) (they cost a lot) more than they did a hundred years ago. But (they`re) an invaluable <resource> for (historians历史学家),and also for people who restore old houses. I have a modern (reprint再版（本）) here that (I`ll) be passing around the room (in) the moment so that everyone could have a look.
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As you <probably> know, log圆木，木材；木屋 structure are (gaining in) the (popularity流行).There`re no longer (just the simple country homes) we think (of as the) traditional (log cabin简陋的小屋). Some (upscale高消费阶层的，商品质优价高的) homes now (incorporate包含，加上natural round logs in) ceiling (beams) and walls. People seem to (think) the rounded logs (give their house a cozy舒适的, warm) atmosphere. And even people who want to build a (traditional) log cabin on (their own) can buy a (kit成套工具或用品；配套元件) with (precut预制的 logs that fit) together like (pieces of a jigsaw拼图玩具 puzzle).4 d& L7 B2 x  [
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(Before showing you some slides幻灯；滑动<v.> of modern log houses), I`d like to give a little historical background on the subject: (Log cabins) were first (built) in the late 1600`s along the (Delaware Ribver) valley.The urpean<European> <immigrants> (who settled there) brought (centuries-old traditions习俗 of) working with logs. And (in this heavily) wood area, logs were the material (at) hand.
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Log cabins were most popular in (the) early 1800`s with the settlers who were moving west.They provided the answer to the (pioneers拓荒者；先驱`s need) for a safe and (sturdy坚实的；强健的) home that an (ordinary) family could (build) quickily: they had dirt floors and (sliding滑动) boards for windows.8 x/ P1 w$ B3 u

7 e( z( \& H' P3 hBut the (log) buildings (that have) <probably> had most influence on modern architects are those of the mountain (retreats静居处；撤退 of wealthy) New Yorkers.These country houses, which were popular in the early 1900`s, (tipify作为典型；代表，象征 what`s known) as the at round style.
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4月4日：1篇……
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; D3 ?* y+ W/ V% p# U+ ?7 _( T4 I感想：
; M8 o* C/ E$ U- o2 S4 J  ?今天大姨妈来了，肚子难受，一天时间除了躺在床上看了2小时单词以及做了这篇听写之外没干别的……对于6月7号要考的T表示默哀。
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这篇是历史类里最后一篇建筑类，由于眼睛耳朵都不熟的词太多，战果还是万里江山一片红 ，光听写就用了1小时45分，还没开始跟读模仿呢……唉……什么都不想说了7 o. j' w8 S; ^6 Y
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Welcome to the larest (retrospective回顾的，追溯的；作品回顾展) exhibit this art <museum> (has ever devoted献身于，致力于to) an architect.The architect chosen for a his <honor> is Fran Lloyd Wright---probably the greatest United States architect of the twentith century.
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. B, i. e6 n9 G& iWright (has) the <reputaition名声，名望> (of being arrogant自负傲慢的 and insensitive麻木不仁的，感情迟钝的) to his (clients`顾客) needs, (but) his work is based on(a set of principles原理，原则) rather than the style. Because of (his belief in unity) of <design> (and the elimination消除 of unnecessary) the detail, he (resisted抵抗，反抗his clients`) wishes (to introduce引用) what he called (foreign) objects to his carefully designed and (interiors内部).
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Frank Lloyd Wright (always tried to achieve harmony of) building and setting.The first (drawing in) the exhibit, (of) one of his (“prairie大草原” houses, illustrates用图或例子说明 the integration整体，结合 of the house) with the (landscape风景) of the American Midwest. You can see how he (stresses强调) the (horizontal水平的 line) with (spreading展开的) roofs and (strips条，带，细长片 of) windows. Outside (porches门廊stretch拉长，伸展 into) gardons, making one (harmonious) whole. Because of this goal (of) hamony, you won`t (see skyscrapers摩天大楼) among his designs.
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Wright was <criticized批评，指责> for his (impractical不切实际的) houses with (leaky漏的flat) roofs, but his houses also had great <virtues优点，长处>. The design of (the) < prairie> houses, for example, made (them warm) in winter and cool in summer.% q  L4 Y% w+ c

6 \3 @! v+ w9 a5 z" w0 ~" MThe drawings and photoes in this exhibit will show the (enormity巨大，极为重要of) Frank Lloyd Wright`s contributions for modern architecture.( X% E5 T4 `9 Z4 M; S  H1 s: w
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感想：
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M: Interesting lecture today didn`t you think?' B/ y) p7 Z7 I$ k  A( Y9 f/ \
W: Well,I supposed, but I  never heard (of) Bauhaus (and i`m not clear on something. Was (it some place you) should go to or (it was the young or movement some sort) you know like (Brook impressionism印象派).
$ M/ s% J+ p* p3 B& ?: zM: No. It`s was actually (a design) school located in (Germany), found by (Walter Gropius). His goal was to combine <technical> skill and artist talent天才 and by doing (this) create (a new form of architecture) and (a plight困境) arts.
% D5 h# J; p) XW: Okay ,so that`s explain what the profeesor mentioned (how straight) people had (studied with both a craft手艺 person) and an artist.
! K# u7 g* ^: R4 R! w1 I" ^$ G! ^M: Right. Before everybody could actually begin their (former) trainning they have to take workshops that (that were taught by both a craft person) who (emphasize强调 technical expertise专门知识，技能专长) and artist.
/ q; }2 n0 U! tW: Interesting.
( M: {0 x; F+ jM: And the Bauhaus founder also deported驱逐 from the notion观念，看法 of arts being of a former (of a luxury豪华 object). They want to produce <functional实用的，有功能的> art to be enjoyed by everybody, not just wealthy富人./ H% f, `9 k0 ~& s+ o, `+ f
W: (Was there) making some sort of social statement表现，说明?
0 Q* v5 k* O! Y. \9 i( CM: Perhaps, I don`t know. But (it didn`t mean that Bauhau`s creation had their own artistic beauty) and that instead of (being) <individually> (handcraft) like something you see (in a…),like…I don`t know, (Garth Cathedral) they were produced by machines in large quantities.
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- i  E* u9 @; m  T2 FM: So you`rgoing to be writing for (the) school newspaper?
  n) o4 w: _0 j; gw: Yes,I`m exciting about it. I`m thinking about jounist <journalism记者> (as) a career.
  L* i' H' ]. s( c1 q5 Q( G- RM: Well!Congradulation<Congratulation>! How (do they) deceid (whom) to hire?
* N1 L# ?5 y) v  e- P( uW: I (have to send) the writing sample. I used to (one of the essays i`ve written for the literature文学 class). Then (the editor编辑) assign (me a topic to write a) short article about (it).% y( F; H4 W% ^, W: T# C
M: What did you write about?
1 p% @' L) L  m3 U. q) g0 |8 @( IM:<Actually>, (it was) a lot of fun. I wrote about the students`play that (has been) (performing) this month.
" l3 M) E6 i  S) w3 IM: Oh,I saw that play. (The director is a) friend of mine. Itreally called (in) a (stir引起轰动<n.>) around here." \- y. v* S/ K$ x+ A( a

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LZ这几天很忙吗？
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                                                  坚持才是硬道理
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