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2个月前   小钱不争: 为什么不能早上发布 foreign aids is beginning to reach cyclone xx bama, india and thailand each has sent two planes, many of nations are making funds available. bxx 's ruling general has given un a permission to land. tens of thousand are found to be dead, the worst affected area is the delta region. xx delta xxx cyclone xxx remains on the water, many roads still blocked. and bedragged survivors emerges in the catastrophic scene, hungry and thirsty, vulnerable to disease, children are particularly at risk. and each day passes, the disposal of dead become a potential great health problem too. australian prime minister xx today plead the authorities to open the door fully to international aid, say forget the politics. but the un says its relief flight has small number of expert onboard. britain's ambassador in bxx says the authorities will be open about the scale of the problem and calling for supplies more was needed in terms of access but a lot work was now being done on that the iranq government say it is preparing for a possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern area of baghda. as us and iraqi force intensified the assult against militants royal to the xxx, two football stadiums are stand by to receive evacuees. xx reports from xxx the fighting so far in city has be fierce, street to steet, house to house. and it is often seen civilians who being caught in the middle the prime minister of iraq xx has x however iraqi army operations backed by american ground and air support have so far failed to overwhelm the xxx militia men who is still now responding with road side bomb, sniper fire mxx and rockets xxx has been swearing as new president of russia ending xputin's 8 years in office. in his first speech, president xxx has pledged to make the extensive civic and economic freedoms his main goal. i have just taken the presidential xxx, it is a pledge giving to the people of russia, and first lines there is an vow to respect and protect the human rights and freedoms, that the highest assets of our socity, therefore i believe the top priority of my work is to further the develop of civic and economic freedom the american senator cliton has vowed to continue her fight for the presidency despite suffering a setback in the latest primary elections in indian and north calixx her main rival of democratic party obama has won a clear victory in north xxx 心情不好，草草听了一遍，状态很糟，重来不关心人名和地名。。。 2楼

2个月前   田壮壮: homework 1. Foreign aid is beginning to reach cyclone striken Burma, neighboring India, Thailand have each send two planes, many other nations are making funds available. Burmese ruling generals have giving a UN permission to land. tens of thousand are believed to have been died. The worst effected area is the delta region. Michael Wordreds reports. A vast sweat of the delta's aboard able forts of the cyclone remains on the water. many roads are still blocked, and pertrago survivors emerge from this catastrophic scene, hungry and thirsty, and vulnerable to disease. children are particularly at risk. and each day passes, the disposal of the dead becoming potentially greater health problem, too. Australia’s prime minister Kevin Rock today pledged with the authorities to open the door fully to international aid, saying forget politics. but the U.N. says its relief flight has a small number of exports on board, and Britain's ambassador to Burma Mark Canning says the authorities will be open about the scale of the problem, and in calling for supplies more was needed in terms of exercise, but a lot of work was now being downonat. 2.The Iraqi government says it's preparing the possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern areas of Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi forces intensify their assault against militants loyal to the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Two football stadiums run stand by to receive evacuees. Claf Marry reports from Baghdad. The fighting so far in the southern city has been fierce, street to street, house to house. and the south civilians who will be caught in the middle. The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is showing a determination to disarm abut country's Shiite militia groups, particularly the Mahdi Army, that is never displayed before. however, Iraqi army operations backed by U.S. ground and air support have so far fail to overwhelm the Shiite militiamen, who are still responding with roadside bombs, smal profire moters and rockets. 3. Dmitry Medvedev has being swearing in as new president of Russia, and in Vladimir Putin's eight years in office. In his first speech as a president, Mr. Medvedev, pledged to make the extension of civil and economic freedoms as his main goal. I have just taken the presidential oath of religions. It is a pledge given to the people of Russia, and in the first lines ,there is a vow to respect and protect human rights and freedoms. There the highest assets of our society. There for I believe the top priory of my work is the further development of civic and economic freedoms. 4. The American senator Hilary Clinton has vowed to continue her battle for the presidency despite suffering a set back in latest primary election in Indiana and North Carolina. Her main rival for the democratic party nomination Barack Obama won a clear victory in North Carolina. BBC news. 3楼

2个月前   hana85: 1. Foreign aid is beginning to reach cyclone striken Burma, neighboring India, Thailand have each sent two planes, many other nations are making funds available. Burmese ruling generals have given a UN plane permission to land. tens of thousand are believed to have died. The worst affected area is the delta region. Michael W reports. A vast sweat of the delta aboard of the full force of the cyclone remains on the water. many roads are still blocked, and survivals emerge from this catastrophic scene, hungry and thirsty, and vulnerable to disease. children are particularly at risk. and each day passes, the disposal of the dead becoming potentially greater health problem, too. Australia’s prime minister Kevin Rudd states appeals with the authorities to open the door fully to international aid, saying forget politics. but the U.N. says its relief flight has a small number of exports on board, a Britain's ambassador to Burma Mark Canning says the authorities will be open about the scale of the problem, and in calling for supplies more was needed in terms of exercise, but a lot of work was now being done?. 2.The Iraqi government says it's preparing the possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern areas of Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi forces intensify their assault against militants loyal to the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Two football stadiums are on stand by to receive evacuees. C M reports from Baghdad. The fighting so far in the sadr city has been fierce, street to street, house to house. and the southern civilians who were been caught in the middle. The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is showing a determination to disarm the country's Shiite militia groups, particularly the Mahdi Army, that he has never displayed before. however, Iraqi army operations backed by U.S. ground and air support have so far fail to overwhelm the Shiite militiamen, who are still responding with roadside bombs, sniper fire, mortars and rockets. 4楼

2个月前   xenia734: Foeign aid is beginning to reach cyconle-striken Burma.Neighbouring Thailand, India have each sent two planes.Many of the nations are making funds available.Burma's ruling generals have given a UN plane permission to land.Tens of thousands are believed to have died.The worest-affected area is the delata region.Mike W reports. A vast sweat of the Delta's abroad of the full force of the cyclone remains under water.Many roads are still blocked,and the **** survivors emerge from this catastrophic scene,hungry and thirsty and vulunerable to disease.Children are particular at risk.And each days passes,the disposal of the dead become potentially greater health problem,too. Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today pleaded with authorities to open the door fully to international aid,saying foget politics.But the UN says its relief flight has a small number of experts on board.And Britain's ambassador to Burma Mark Canning said the authorities will be opening about the scale of the problem and in calling for supplies more with needed in terms of access ,but a lot of work was now being done unacted. The Iraqi government says it is preparing for the possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern areas of Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi forces intensify their sought against militant loyal to the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.Two football stadiums round are stand-by to receieve evacuees.Claf Mairy reports from Baghdad. The fighting so far in Southern city has been fierce,street to street,house to house.And the southern civilians who were being caught in the middle.The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is showing a determination to disarm the country Shiite militia groups,particularly the Mahdi Army,that is never displayed before.However, Iraqi army operations backed by U.S. ground at air support have so far failed to overwhelm the Shiite militia men,who were still responding with roadside bombs,sniper profire motors and rockets. Dmitry Medvedev has been sworn in as the new president of Russia after Vladimir Putin's eight years in office.In his first speech as president,Mr.Medvedev pledged to make the extension of civil and economic freedom as his main goal."I have just taken the presidential oath of religions.It is a pleasure giving to the people of Russia, and the first lies there is a vow to respect and protect human rights and freedoms.They are the highest assets of our society.Therefore,I believe the top priority of my work is the further development of civic and economic freedoms. The American Senator Hillary Clinton has vowed to continue her battle for the presidency despite suffering a setback in the latest primary elections in Indiana and North Carolina.Her main rival for the Democratic Party nomination Barack Obama won a clear victory in North Carolina.BBC News. 5楼

2个月前   caoanne: Foreign aid is beginning to reach cyclone striking Burma, neighboring India Thailand have each sent two planes, many other nations are making funds available. Burma’s Soe Win General has given the UN a permission to land. Tens of thousands are believed to have died the west ***region. Mike*** reports: A vast wade that due to the board ***cyclone remains on the water, many roads are still blocked and draggle survivals emerge from ***seem hungry and thirsty and vulnerable to disease. Children are particularly at risk, and each day passes, the dispose of the dead become potentially greater health problem too. Australia’s Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today pleaded with authorities to open the doors fully to international aid, saying forget politics. That UN says the relieve has a small number of experts on board, and Britain ambassador to Burma Mark Canning said the authorities was being opened about the scale of the problem and in calling for supplies more was needed in term of access, but a lot of work was now being done on map. The Iraki government says it is preparing for the possible evacuation of thousands of ***of eastern areas of Baghdad, as US and Iraki forces intensify their thought against militancy lawyer to the *** ***Two ***surround stand-by to receive the evacuees. ***reports form Baghdad: The fighting so for inside the city has been fierce, street to street, house to house, and it is often seen rarely so were being caught in the middle. The Iraki Prime Minister NouriMaliki is showing determination to*** the country Malaysia groups particularly the mass the army that is never displayed before. However Iraki army operation is back by US ground and their support has so far failed to overwhelm the Malaysia men who were still responding with roadside bombs, ***fire motors and rockets. Dmitry Medvedev has sworn as new president of Russia, ended Vladimir Putin’s eight years in office. At his first speech as president Mr. Medvedev pledged to make the extension of civil economic freedom his ***. I have just taken the presidential oath of religions. It is a pleasure given to the people of Russia. And in the first lines, there is a vow to respect and protect human rights and freedoms. There is a highest asset of our society, therefore I believe the top property of my work is the further development of civic and economic freedoms. The American senate Hillary Clinton has found to continue have battle for presidency despise suffering a setback in the latest primary elections in Indiana and North Carolina. Her main rival for the democratic party of the nation Barack Obama when a clear victory in North Carolina. 6楼

2个月前   daidai86: on 田壮壮 BBC news with Lopaco Tary Foreign aid is beginning to reach cyclone stricken Burma. Neighboring India and Thailand have each sent two planes. Many other nations are making funds available. Burma’s ruling generals have given an U.N. planned permission to land. Tens of thousand are believed to have / died. The worst effected area is the delta region. Mike Wooldridge reports. A vast sweat of the delta's aboard full force of the cyclone remains under water. Many roads are still blocked, and bedraggled survivors emerge from this catastrophic scene, hungry and thirsty, and vulnerable to disease. Children are particularly at risk and as each day passes, the disposal of the dead becomes a potentially greater health problem, too. Australia’s Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today pleaded with the authorities to open the door fully to international aid, saying forget politics. But the U.N. says its relief flight has a small number of exports on board, and Britain's ambassador to Burma Mark Canning says the authorities will be open about the scale of the problem, and in calling for supplies more was needed in terms of exercise, but a lot of work was now being done on that. The Iraqi government says it's preparing for the possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern areas of Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi forces intensify their assault against militants loyal to the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Two football stadiums run standby to receive evacuees. Clive Myrie reports from Baghdad. ============= 先改一点~^^ 7楼

2个月前   紫町: on hana 85 1. Foreign aid is beginning to reach cyclone striken Burma, neighboring India, Thailand have each sent two planes, many other nations are making funds available. Burmese ruling generals have given a UN plane permission to land. tens of thousand are believed to have died. The worst affected area is the delta region. Michael W reports. A vast swathe of the delta that bore the full force of the cyclone, remains under water. many roads are still blocked, and bedraggled survivors emerge from this catastrophic scene, hungry and thirsty, and vulnerable to disease. children are particularly at risk. and as each day passes, the disposal of the dead becomes a potentially greater health problem, too. Australia’s prime minister Kevin Rudd today pleadedwith the authorities to open the doorsfully to international aid, saying forget politics. but the U.N. says its relief flight has a small number of experts on board. And Britain's ambassador to Burma Mark Canningsaid the authorities were being open about the scale of the problem, and in calling for supplies more was needed in terms of access, but a lot of work was now being done on that. 2.The Iraqi government says it's preparing the possible evacuation of thousands of civilians from eastern areas of Baghdad as U.S. and Iraqi forces intensify their assault against militants loyal to the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Two football stadiums are on stand by to receive evacuees. C M reports from Baghdad. The fighting so far in the sadr city has been fierce, street to street, house to house. and it's often civilians who were being caught in the middle. The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is showing a determination to disarm the country's Shia militia groups, particularly the Mahdi Army, that he has never displayed before. however, Iraqi army operations backed by U.S. ground and air support have so far failed to overwhelm the Shia militiamen, who are still responding with roadside bombs, sniper fire, mortars and rockets. 8楼

2个月前   紫町: on xenia734 3. Dmitry Medvedev has been sworn in as the new president of Russia ending Vladimir Putin's eight years in office.In his first speech as president,Mr.Medvedev pledged to make the extension of civil and economic freedoms his main goal. "I have just taken the presidential oath of religions.It is a pledge given to the people of Russia, and in the first lines there is a vow to respect and protect human rights and freedoms.They are the highest assets of our society.Therefore,I believe the top priority of my work is the further development of civic and economic freedoms. 4. The American Senator Hillary Clinton has vowed to continue her battle for the presidency despite suffering a setback in the latest primary elections in Indiana and North Carolina. Her main rival for the Democratic Party nomination Barack Obama won a clear victory in North Carolina.BBC News. 9楼

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