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[单项选择]U. S.-led occupation authorities have begun a secret campaign to recruit and train agents with the once-dreaded Iraqi intelligence service to help identify resistance to American forces here after months of increasingly sophisticated attacks and bombings, according to U.S. and Iraqi officials.
The extraordinary move to recruit agents of former president’s security services demonstrates a growing recognition among U. S. officials that American military forces—already stretched thin—cannot alone prevent attacks like the devastating truck bombing of the U.N. headquarters recently, the officials said.
Authorities have stepped up the recruitment over the past two weeks, one senior U. S. official said, despite sometimes firm objections by members of the U. S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council, who complain that they have too little control over the pool of recruits. While U.S. officials acknowledge the sensitivity of cooperating with a force that embodied the ruthlessness of the ov
A. disgust
B. hatred
C. fear
D. resent
[单项选择]The authorities in Seattle have charged the 2 Algerians with ______.
A. terrorist bombings
B. bombing attempt
C. illegal immigration
D. bombings of US embassies in Africa
[填空题]Authorities want to have power to enforce anti-pollution laws.
[单项选择]Chinese colleges have begun organizing summer-vacation internship programs that provide paying jobs for undergraduates. While such programs can equip students with valuable work experience, they also come with potential risks.
Last week, a student intern reportedly committed suicide at Chimei Innolux Company in Foshan, a branch company of Hon Hai Precision Industry, which also owns Foxconn. The 18-year-old, surnamed Liu, was a student at Shijiazhuang oriental Technology Polytechnic School. He had been working under a school-company program as a summer-vacation intern for only two days.
"We usually consider it a good thing for schools to organize part-time work for students during summer vacation," said Zheng Xiao, a human resources consultant, at ChinaHR. "Through these programs, employers can save costs, schools can gain a reputation for being able to guarantee internship opportunities for students, and students get pay and experience."
Diao Lan, 19, a freshman to
A. equipping students with valuable work experience
B. winning benefits like free meals and dorms
C. school’s gaining a reputation for being able to guarantee internship opportunities
D. students’ getting pay and experience
[填空题]Language researchers have now begun to shift their attention from seeking the best teaching method to studying "individual ______".
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A. Concerned citizens and scientists have begun to take action. A wide range of solutions is being proposed to stop the destruction of biodiversity at the regional as well as the global level. Since 1985,the effort has become more precisely charted, economically efficient, and politically sensitive.
B. The new biodiversity studies will lead logically to an electronic encyclopedia of life designed to organize and make immediately available everything known about each of the millions of species. The industrialized countries will lead for a time. However, the bulk of the work must eventually be done in the developing countries. The latter contains most of the world species, and they are destined to benefit soonest from the research. The technology needed is relatively inexpensive, and its transfer can be accomplished quickly. The discoveries generated can be applied directly to meet the concerns of greatest importance to the geographic region in which the research is conduct
