ghance

呵呵，第一次写AP，请多多关照。。。

 

1. Markets go on a wild-ride, with the Dow going back-and-forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been the Dow's worst week ever.

 

2. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world's major economists are now huddling in Washington, trying to thaw credit markets and end the global panic.

3. Finland's Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize, the former President of Finland hails for his peace building efforts around the world. But someone at Chinese human rights activist singled out for their protest in Tibet.

 

4. In North Korea a colorful show of mess choreography, this performance marking the 60th anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousands participants, many students and children but no sign of leader Kim Jong Il whose health has been questioned by the West.

 

vivi19861011

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markets goes on wild ride with Dow going between positive and negative territory all day .droping nearly 700 points early on before closing down  by more than a hundred points.this is been dow's worst week ever.

 

persident bush says it will take time. but the goverment financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the market.the world's major economy are now huddling in washington trying to assal credical markets and end the globle panic.

 

XX  win the nobel peace prize  the formal president of finland for his peace building effects  around the world .but some wanted chinese human rights after the single d..for their protest in tibet.

 

in north korean , a colorful show of mass  choreography .this performance mark the 60th  anniversary of ruling party .featuring almost 100 ,000 participates many students and children.no sign of leader XXX whose health has been questioned  by the west .

[ 本帖最后由 vivi19861011 于 2008-10-11 15:34 编辑 ]

jocola

homework

1. Markets go on a wild ride, with Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 point. This has been Dow's worst week ever.

2. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the market. The world's major economies are now hurdling in Washington, trying to ***credit market and end the global panic.

3. Finland's M wins the Noble Peace Prize. The former President of Finland hails for his peace-building efforts around the world. But someone at Chinese human rights activity singled out for their  protest in Tibet.

4. In North Korea, a colourful show of mass choreography. This performance is marking 33rd anniversary of the ruling party, featuring  almost the 100,000 participators, many students and children. No sign of leader K, whose health has been quested by the west.

jocola

on ghance

1. Markets go on a wild-ride, with the Dow going back-and-forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been the Dow's worst week ever.

 

2. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world's major economists are now huddling in Washington, trying to thaw credit markets and end the global panic.

3. Finland's Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize, the former President of Finland hails for his peace building efforts around the world. But someone at Chinese human rights activist singled out for their protest in Tibet.

 

4. In North Korea a colorful show of mass choreography, this performance marking the 63rd anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousands participants, many students and children but no sign of leader Kim Jong Il whose health has been quested by the West.

 

fuyajun

1. Markets go on a wild wide, but the Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points earlier on before closing down by more than 100 point. This has been the Dow's worst week ever.

 

2. President Bush says it will take time ,but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the market. The world's major economists are now paddling in Washington, trying to saw credit markets and end the global panic.

 

3. Finland's Martti Ahtisaari  wins the Nobel Peace Prize, the former president of Finland hailed for his peace building efforts around the world, but some wanted Chinese human rights activists singled out for their protests in Tibet.

 

4. In North Korea, a colorful show of mass callisthenics . This performace is marking the 60  anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost 100, 000 parpicipants, students and children , but no sign of leader Kim Jong Il whoes health has been questioned by the West.

860108tyy

Homework

 

1. Markets go on a wild ride, with the Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been the Dow's worst week ever.

 

2. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world's major economists are now huddling in Washington, trying to thaw credit markets and end the global panic.

 

3. Finland's Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel peace prize. The former president of Finland hailed for his peace building efforts around the world. Wanted/郁闷的

 

4. In North Korea a colorful show of mess choreography, this performance marking the 63rd anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousands participants, many students and children. But no sign of leader Kim Jong Il whose health has been questioned by the west.

 

 

 

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gracepony

2008-10-11

 

1. Markets go under which are delegating back and forth between positive and negative territory all day dropping nearly 700 points before closing down by more than 100 points . This has been the Dows Walt Street ever.

 

2．President Bush says it will take time for the government financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world’s major economies are now huddling in Washington their in the global plan.

 

3．Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize. The former president of Finland hails for his peace building efforts around the world. But someone in Chinese human rights activity single for their protests in Tibet.

 

4．In North Korea a colorful show of mass Choreography. This performance is marking the 60 anniversary the ruling party featuring almost a hundred thousands of participants, many students and children no sign of leader Kim Jong il whose health has been questioned by the west.

焰祭天堂

HOMEWORK This is AP news minute.Markets go on a wild ride with a DOW's going back and forth between positve and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points.This has been a DOW's worst week ever .President Bush says it will take time ,but the government financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the market .The world major economists are now travelling in Washington trying to ithe market and * .* and * win the Nobel peace prize the formal president of * for his peace building around the world but someone in Chinese human rights executive in * for their protest in Tebet In North Korea, a colourful show of mass calligraphy .This performance marking a 60 annivery of ruling the party* featring almost hunderd even the thousand participants many students and children .No sign has leader King-jin nim health whose has been questioned by the west.

WinterAven

1.Markets go on a wildwide with the Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early o before cloing down by more than 100 points.This has been  Dow' worst ever.

 

2.President Bushi says it will take time. But the goverment finacial rescue plan is big enough to study the market.The world major economies are handling in Washington,trying to so   markets and ends the global panic.

 

3.??? won the Nobel Peace prize ,the former president of finland hill for his peace building efforts around world.But someone in Chinese human rights activitist sing out for their protest in Tibet.

 

4.In north korea a colorful show of mass ??,this performance marking 60th anniversary of ruling party featuring alomst a hundred thousand participants,many student and children.No sign  of the leader??? whose health has been questioned by the west

wcshufe

HW

1. Markets go on a wild ride with the Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points only on before closing down by more than a hundred points. This has been the Dows worst week ever.

 

2. President Bush says it would take time for the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to study the markets. The world's major economies are now handling in Washington trying to assault credit markets and the global panic.

 

3. Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize. The former president of Finland held where his peace building efforts around the world. Somewhat Chinese human rights active was singled out for their protest into death.

 

4. In North Korea a colorful show of mass choreography, this performance marking the 63rd anniversary of the ruling party fxxxing almost 100,000 participants, many students and children. No sign of leader Kim Jong Il who is helped has been questioned by the west.

 

孤帆自赏

Markets go on a wild ride, with Dows going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been Dow's worst week ever.
 
President Bush says he will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to study the market. The world's major economies are now hustling in Washingtown, trying to solve the credit market and end the globle panic. 

 

Finland's / wins the Nobel Pease Price, the former president of Finland's hail/ for his peace-builidng efforts around the world, and the / the Chinese human rights activist singleout for the protest in Tibet.

In North Korea,a colorful show of mass . This performance marks the sixty anniversary of ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousand participants, many students and children, no signs of Leader King Jongyong whose health has been questioned by the west.

tangshanllf1234

1. Markets go on a wild ride, with the Dow going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been the Dow's worst week ever. 2. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world's major economists are now huddling in Washington, trying to thaw credit markets and end the global panic. 3．Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize. The former president of Finland hails for his peace building efforts around the world. But someone in Chinese human rights activity single for their protests in Tibet. 4. In North Korea a colorful show of mess choreography, this performance marking the 63rd anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousands participants, many students and children. But no sign of leader Kim Jong Il whose health has been questioned by the west.

Lucifer306

自己的作业不用标红。——byatbj07

This is AP news minute.

 

Markets go on a wild ride with Dow going back and forth between positive negative territory all day. Dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing Dow by more than a hundred points. This /is being/has been the Dow /worth/worst week ever.

President Bush says it will take time, but the government financial rescue plan is a big enough to /start/steady the market. The world's major economist are now huddling in Washington trying to /solve/thaw credit markets and end the global /plant/panics.

 

Finland's Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize, the former president of Finland hail for his peace building efforts around world. But someone in Chinese human rights activists single out for the protests in Tibet.

 

In North Korea, a colorful show of mass choreography this performance marking the 60 anniversary the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousand participants, many students and children. No sign of leader Kim Chongyong whose health has been questioned by the West.

 

***, the Associated Press with AP news minute. 

 

[ 本帖最后由 byatbj07 于 2008-10-11 23:27 编辑 ]

winterlizzy

Markets go on a wild ride, with Dows going back and forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than 100 points. This has been the Dow's worst week ever. President Bush says it will take time, but the government's financial rescue plan is big enough to ? the market. The world's major economies are now? in Washingtown, trying to solve the credit market and end the globle panic. Finland's ? wins the Nobel Pease Price, the former president of Finland's hail for his peace-builidng efforts around the world, and ? the Chinese human rights activist ? for the protest in Tibet. In North Korea,a colorful show of mass ?. This performance marks the sixty anniversary of ruling party, ? almost a hundred thousand participants, many students and children, no signs of Leader King Jongyong whose health has been questioned by the west.

linktang

自己的作业不标红。——byatbj07

hw

1.Markets go on a wild-ride, with the Dow going back-and-forth between positive and negative territory all day, dropping nearly 700 points early on before closing down by more than a hundred points, this has been the Dow’s worst week ever.

 

 2.President Bush says it will take time, but the government’s financial rescue plan is big enough to steady the markets. The world’s major economists are now huddling in Washington, trying to thaw credit markets and end the global panic.

 

3.Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize, the former President of Finland held for his peace building efforts around the world. But someone at Chinese human rights activists singled out for their protests in Tibet.

 

4.In North Korea, a colorful show of mass choreography, this performance marking the 60th anniversary of the ruling party, featuring almost a hundred thousand participants, many students and children, but no sign of leader Kim Jong-il, whose health has been questioned by the west.

 

 

[ 本帖最后由 byatbj07 于 2008-10-11 23:28 编辑 ]