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finalized version, any voice of different opinions still deeply appreciated~

 

BBC News with Nick Kelly.

The two main candidates in the US presidential election are back in the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in the west of the country. As the race enters its final 10 days, opinion polls suggest that Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain. Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican strongholds against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama. Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government or call for a snap election. Israel Radio says that Ms Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

As the new leader of the largest party in Israel's parliament, she'd given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to say whether they were in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israel's largest ultra-religious party Shas said that it would not join a coalition under Ms Livni. The latest reports suggest that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she'd have a tough fight against Binyamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

The United Nations says not a single country has responded to an appeal  it made two weeks ago for urgent help for Syria, which is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians that it says are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast of the country where people are reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowds that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handling the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday's protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of the Democratic Party, but also of its determination, and it proves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondents point out that despite the show of strength by the center-left opposition, Mr. Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

World News from the BBC.

The largest Sunni party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in Fallujah. The Iraqi Islamic Party said the dead man was one of its senior members and that he‘d been killed during a joint US-Iraqi raid on Friday which it alleged had political goals.

President Bush has said that now it’s not the time to abandon the principles underpinning capitalism, despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprise when they meet at the economic summit he's due to host next month.

Open market policies have lifted standards of living and helped millions of people around the world escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path to creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress. And this moment of global economic uncertainty would be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope.

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370, 000 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of those who are responsible for the killing of a leading prosecutor near the capital, Mexico City. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crime and drugs trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over 4, 000 people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

And thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards independence from the rest of the country. The regional government had planned to organize such a vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier in the day, there were small explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of a ticket hall though nobody was hurt.

And that's the latest from BBC News.

 

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BBC news with MIke Kelly. The two main candidates in the U.S. presidential election back on the campaign trial, focusing on vital states in the west of country. As the centers ..its final ten days. Opinion polls suggest the Democratic candidate Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Public John McCain. Sahra Molls reports from Washington.John McCain is now struggling to defend new Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican strong holds. Against the strong onlaws? from his Democratic rival Barack Obama, Senator McCain accuses Senator Obama of seeking to rise taxes on most Americans, especially small business companies responsible for creating jobs and economic downturn. Senator Obama who is not back after a few days often which he spend time with his seriouly ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class. Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form new government so call for small election. Israel radio says Ms. Livni has abandoned to put together a new coalition.But the report has not been comfirmed.Tim Frank reports from Jerusalem. As the new leaders of the largest party of Israel Parliament .She is given potential coalition deadline of Sunday to say whether they will in or out. On Friday she suffered a big sideback when Israel largest religious party Shas said it would not join the coalition under Tzipi Livni. The largest report suggest the foreign minister believe early general elections may approve the only option. If that was the case, she 'll have a tough fight against...the leader of the main right-wing opposition party. The United Nations says not a single country has corresponded to a two weeks ago for urging help for Seria,which is facing its worst drown in forty years. The U.N. says it needs 20 million dollars to cease the one million ...risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast to the country while people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate. 受不了了。。。

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BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the US Presidential election are backing the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in west of the country. As the race enters its final 10 days, opinion poll suggested that the Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain.  Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican’s strongholds against the strong on slot from his Democratic rival Barack Obama. Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.  

 

Israel is expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government to call for snap election. Israeli radio said that Ms Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

 

As the new leader of the largest party in Israeli parliament, she’d given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to whether they will in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israeli largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join a coalition under Ms Livni. The latest reports suggested that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she’d have a tough fight against Binyamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

The United Nation says not a single country has responded to an appeal that was made two weeks ago for urging help Syria which is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians that says are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast of the country where people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowd that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handling the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday’s protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of the Democratic Party, but also of its determination and proves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondent point out that despite a show of strength by the center-left opposition Mr. Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

 

World News from the BBC.

 

The largest Sunni party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of the man in Fallujah. The Iraqi Islamic Party said the dead man was one of its senior members and he had been killed during a joint US-Iraq raid on Friday which it alleged had political goals.

 

President Bush said that now is not the time to abandon the principal’s under opinion capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprise and admit the economic summit is due to host next month.  

 

Open Market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress. And this moment of global economic uncertainty would be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope.

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000 dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those who are responsible for the killing of the leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico City. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crime and drugs trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over 4,000 people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

And thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards the independence from the rest of the country. The regional government had planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier on the day, there was small explosion at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of a ticket toll though nobody was hurt.

 

And that’s the latest from BBC News.     

  

 

 

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BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the U.S. Presidential Election are back in the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in the west of the country. As the race centers its final ten days, opinion polls suggest that Democratic Contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain. Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican's strongholds against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama. Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans, especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously-illed grandmother says he'll launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.

 

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government or call for snap election. Israel radio says Ms. Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the reporters are not being confirmed. Tim Franks from Jerusalem.

As the new leader of the largest party in Israel's parliament, she'd given potential coalition part as the deadline of Sunday to say whether they were in or out. On Friday she suffered a biggest setback when Israel's largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join the coalition under Ms. Livini. The latest reports suggest/ that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she'd have a tough fight against Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

 

The United Nations says not a single country has responded to an appeal it made two weeks ago for urgent help for Seria which is facing its worst drought in 14 years. The UN says it needs twenty million dollars to assist the one million Serians that it says/ are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast of the country where people are reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowds that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handing/ the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday's protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

 

"A demonstration with so many people was good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of Democratic Party but also of determination and it proves that a different Italy is probably possible."

 

 

Correspondent pointed out that depsite the showed strength by the left-wing opposition, Mr.Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

World News from the BBC.

 

 

The largest Suni Party in Iraq says it's suspending all official contacts with U.S. civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in Fallujah. The Iraqi's Islamic Party said the dead man was one of their senior members and he had been killed during a joint U.S-Iraqi raid on Friday which it/ alleged have political goals.

 

 

President Bush has said that now it's not the time to abandon principles underpinning capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprises when they meet in the economic summit that is/ due to host next month.

 

 

"Open market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world to escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path to creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress and this moment of global economic uncertainty be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope".

 

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000-dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the killing of a leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico city. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crimes and drug trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over four thousands people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

 

Thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards independence from the rest of the country. The regional government have planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier in the day, there was / explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of tickets hall though nobody was hurt.

 

 

And that's the latest from BBC News.

 

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BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in US presidential election back the campaign trial focusing on vital states in the west of the country. As the race sentenced final ten days, opinion polls suggested the Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over Republican John McCain. Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican strong hold against the strong onslaught from Democratic rival Barack Obama. Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking raising tax on most of Americans, especially small business responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his serious ail grandmother, says he'll launch plans of tax cuts for the middle class.

 

Israel is also expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni  will form a new government till call for snapper election. Israel Radio says Ms. Livni has abandoned her attempts to book together a new coalition, but the reports are not being confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

As a new leader of the largest party in Israel Parliament, she's given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to say whether she will in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israel largest // religious party, Shas, said it would not join the coalition under Tzipi Livni. The latest reports suggest the Foreign Minister believes an early general election may approve the only option. If that were the case, she'll have a tough fight against Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

The United Nations says not a single country has responded to an appeal made two weeks ago for urgent help for Syria who is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians access of //. The situation is especially bad in the northeast to the country, where people are reported to be selling their belongings and try to migrate.

 

And the thousands of people marched through Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader, //, told the crowd Mr.Berlusconi was incapable of handing the social and financial crisis facing Italy. And he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He says Saturday protest proved Italy was ready for political change. "A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. And it is not only a show of strength of Democratic Party but also its determination and approves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondents point it out that  despite the shows of strength by the sector led of opposition, Mr.Berlusconi is still enjoyed a clear lead in opinion polls.

 

World News from the BBC.

 

The largest Shiite party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in //. The Iraqi Islamic party said the dead man was one of its senior members and he's been killed during a joined US-Iraqi raid on Friday, which is alleged to have political goals.

 

President Bush says it is not the time to abandon the principles on the presenting capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommend themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprises, then meet in economic summit due to hosted next month. "Open market policy has left standards of living in help millions of people around the world to escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the sureness pack in creating jobs, increasing commerce and fasting progress. And this moment of the global economy certainly would be precisely wrong time to reject such approven methods for creating prosperity and hope."

 

The authority of Mexico offered 370,000 dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the killing of a leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico City. The prosecutor, //, was leading an investigation into organized crime and drug trafficking in state of //. He was shot in his car when he drove home. Over 4000 people died so far this year in drug related violence.

 

Thousands of people demonstrated in // region of Northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed move draw independence from the rest of the country. The regional government plan to organize such vote on Saturday, but Spanish Supreme Court declare it is illegal. Earlier in the day, there was small explosions in two railway station in // region. One of which brow down the ceiling of ticket's hall though nobody was hurt.

 

And that is latest from BBC News.

 

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BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the US Presidential election are backing the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in west of the country. As the race enters its final 10 days, opinion poll suggested that the Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain.  Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican’s strongholds. Against the strong on slot from his Democratic rival Barack Obama,senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.  

 

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government to call for a snap election. Israeli radio says that Ms Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

 

As the new leader of the largest party in Israeli parliament, she’d given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to whether they were in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israeli largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join a coalition under Ms Livni. The latest report suggests that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she’d have a tough fight against Binyamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

The United Nation says not a single country has responded to an appealing made two weeks ago for urging help Syria which is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians that says are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast to the country where people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowd that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handling the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday’s protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of the Democratic Party, but also of its determination and proves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondents point out that despite a show of strength by the center-left opposition Mr. Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

 

World News from the BBC.

 

The largest Sunni party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of the man in Fallujah. The Iraqi Islamic Party said the dead man was one of its senior members and he had been killed during a joint US-Iraq raid on Friday which it alleged had political goals.

 

President Bush said that now is not the time to abandon the principles under opinion capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprise and admit the economic summit is due to host next month.  

 

Open Market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress. And this moment of global economic uncertainty would be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope.

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000 dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those who are responsible for the killing of the leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico City. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crime and drugs trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over 4,000 people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

And thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards the independence from the rest of the country. The regional government  planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier on the day, there were small explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of a ticket hall though nobody was hurt.

 

And that’s the latest from BBC News.     

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大帅第一次听写的时候比你差远了，当时也发过头贴，可是没有人愿意改，弄得大帅很伤心。。。后来才知道是自己水平太差了。从此大帅就认认真真地练习，每次很痛苦但很坚持地听完，查完。不仅磨练了自己的意志，提高了能力，更营造了一个和谐的改稿环境。后来，大帅雅思听力的8.5都多亏了坚持听写新闻，不仅bbc 还有voa\npr。所以，大帅觉得，一楼美眉你应该坚持听完。这样对自己、他人都有好处。别灰心，我们一起努力~！

 

BBC news with MIke Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the U.S. Presidential Election are back on the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in the west of country. As the race centers its final ten days， opinion polls suggest the Democratic Contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain. Sahra Morris reports from Washington.

 

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend new Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican strongholds against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama。 Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to rise taxes on most Americans, especially small businesses companies responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriouly-illed grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.

 

 

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government or call for snap election. Israel radio says that Ms. Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been comfirmed.Tim Frank reports from Jerusalem.

 

 

As the new leaders of the largest party in  Israel's Parliament , she'd given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to say whether they were in or out. On Friday she suffered a big setback when Israel's largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join the coalition under Ms. Tzipi Livni. The latest report suggest the foreign minister believe early general elections may approve the only option. If that was the case, she 'll have a tough fight against Benjamin Netanyahu the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

 

The United Nations says not a single country has corresponded to an appeal it made a two weeks ago for urging help for Seria,which is facing its worst drought  in 14 years. The U.N. says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Serians that it says/ are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast of the country while people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

以下是美眉你应该坚持的部分

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowds that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handing/ the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday's protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

 

"A demonstration with so many people was good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of Democratic Party but also of determination and it proves that a different Italy is probably possible."

 

 

Correspondent pointed out that depsite the showed strength by the left-wing opposition, Mr.Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

World News from the BBC.

 

 

 

The largest Suni Party in Iraq says it's suspending all official contacts with U.S. civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in Fallujah. The Iraqi's Islamic Party said the dead man was one of their senior members and he had been killed during a joint U.S-Iraqi raid on Friday which it/ alleged have political goals.

 

 

President Bush has said that now it's not the time to abandon principles underpinning capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprises when they meet in the economic summit that is/ due to host next month.

 

 

"Open market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world to escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path to creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress and this moment of global economic uncertainty be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope".

 

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000-dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the killing of a leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico city. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crimes and drug trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over four thousands people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

 

Thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards independence from the rest of the country. The regional government have planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier in the day, there was / explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of tickets hall though nobody was hurt.

 

 

And that's the latest from BBC News.

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BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the US Presidential election are backing the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in west of the country. As the race enters its final 10 days, opinion poll suggested that the Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain.  Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican’s strongholds. Against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama,senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.  

 

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government to call for a snap election. Israeli radio says that Ms Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

 

As the new leader of the largest party in Israeli parliament, she’d given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to whether they were in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israeli largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join a coalition under Ms Livni. The latest report suggests that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she’d have a tough fight against Binyamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

The United Nation says not a single country has responded to an appealing made two weeks ago for urging help Syria which is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians that says are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast to the country where people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowd that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handling the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday’s protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of the Democratic Party, but also of its determination and proves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondents point out that despite a show of strength by the center-left opposition Mr. Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

 

World News from the BBC.

 

The largest Sunni party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of the man in Fallujah. The Iraqi Islamic Party said the dead man was one of its senior members and he had been killed during a joint US-Iraq raid on Friday which is alleged to have political goals.

 

President Bush said that now is not the time to abandon the principles under opinion capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprise and admit the economic summit is due to host next month.  

 

Open Market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress. And this moment of global economic uncertainty would be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope.

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000 dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those who are responsible for the killing of the leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico City. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crime and drugs trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over 4,000 people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

And thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards the independence from the rest of the country. The regional government  planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier on the day, there were small explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of a ticket hall though nobody was hurt.

 

And that’s the latest from BBC News.

xiexuesha

嘿嘿谢谢你啊 其实我听完了但是实在懒得改了 这次也不是第一次听写了 不过原来从没听完过 开始觉得这个听写好简单的 现在看来不是的 花了一早上还没搞完~ 继续努力O(∩_∩)O 谢谢

backkfire

BBC News with Nick Kelly.

 

The two main candidates in the U.S. Presidential Election are back in the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in the west of the country. As the race centers its final ten days, opinion polls suggest that Democratic Contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain. Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican's strongholds against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama. Senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans, especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously-illed grandmother says he'll launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.

 

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government or call for snap election. Israel radio says Ms. Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the reporters are not being confirmed. Tim Franks from Jerusalem.

As the new leader of the largest party in Israel's parliament, she'd given potential coalition part as the deadline of Sunday to see whether they were in or out. On Friday she suffered a biggest setback when Israel's largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join the coalition under Ms. Livini. The latest reports suggest/ that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she'd have a tough fight against Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

 

The United Nations says not a single country has responded to an appeal it made two weeks ago for urgent help for Syria which is facing its worst drought in 14 years. The UN says it needs twenty million dollars to assist the one million Syrians that are access at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast of the country where people are reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowds that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handing/ the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday's protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

 

"A demonstration with so many people was good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of Democratic Party but also of its determination and it proves that a different Italy is probably possible."

 

 

Correspondent pointed out that depsite the showed strength by the left-wing opposition, Mr.Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

World News from the BBC.

 

 

The largest Suni Party in Iraq says it's suspending all official contacts with U.S. civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in Fallujah. The Iraqi's Islamic Party said the dead man was one of their senior members and he had been killed during a joint U.S-Iraqi raid on Friday which is alleged have political goals.

 

 

President Bush has said that now it's not the time to abandon principles underpinning capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprises when they meet in the economic summit that he is due to host next month.

 

 

"Open market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world to escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path to creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress and this moment of global economic uncertainty be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope".

 

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000-dollar award for information leaving to the arrest of those responsible for the killing of a leading prosecutor near the capital Mexico city. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crimes and drug trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over four thousands people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

 

Thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards independence from the rest of the country. The regional government have planned to organize such vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier in the day, there was small explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of ticket hall though nobody was hurt.

 

 

And that's the latest from BBC News.

[ 本帖最后由 backkfire 于 2008-10-26 13:31 编辑 ]

ylem_ail

on 大风

BBC News with Nick Kelly.

The two main candidates in the US Presidential election are backing the campaign trail, focusing on vital states in the west of the country. As the race enters its final 10 days, opinion poll suggested that the Democratic contender Barack Obama is maintaining his lead over the Republican John McCain.  Sarah Morris reports from Washington.

 

John McCain is now struggling to defend New Mexico and other western states that are normally Republican strongholds. Against the strong onslaught from his Democratic rival Barack Obama,senator McCain accused Senator Obama of seeking to raise taxes on most Americans especially small businesses responsible for creating jobs in the economic downturn. Senator Obama who is now back after a few days off in which he spent time with his seriously ill grandmother says he will launch a plan of tax cuts for the middle class.  

Israelis are expected to learn on Sunday whether the Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will form a new government so called for a snap election. Israeli radio says that Ms Livni has abandoned her attempts to put together a new coalition but the report has not been confirmed. Tim Franks reports from Jerusalem.

As the new leader of the largest party in Israeli parliament, she’d given potential coalition partners the deadline of Sunday to say whether they were in or out. On Friday, she suffered a big setback when Israel’s largest ultra-religious party Shas said it would not join a coalition under Ms Livni. The latest report suggests that the foreign minister believes early general elections may prove the only option. If that were the case, she’d have a tough fight against Binyamin Netanyahu, the leader of the main right-wing opposition party.

 

The United Nation says not a single country has responded to an appealing made two weeks ago for urging help Syria which is facing its worst drought in 40 years. The UN says it needs 20 million dollars to assist the one million Syrians it says are at risk. The situation is especially bad in the northeast to the country where people were reported to be selling their belongings and trying to migrate.

 

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the Italian capital Rome to protest against the right-wing government of the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The opposition leader Walter Veltroni told the crowd that Mr. Berlusconi was incapable of handling the social and financial crisis facing Italy and he accused the government of running Italy like a private enterprise. He said Saturday’s protest proved that Italy was ready for political change.

 

A demonstration with so many people is good for the country and for Italian democracy. It is not only a show of strength of the Democratic Party, but also of its determination and proves that a different Italy is probably possible. Correspondents point out that despite a show of strength by the center-left opposition Mr. Berlusconi still enjoys a clear lead in the opinion polls.

 

World News from the BBC.

 

The largest Sunni party in Iraq says it is suspending all official contacts with US civilian and military personnel after the killing of a man in Fallujah. The Iraqi Islamic Party said the dead man was one of its senior members and he had been killed during a joint US-Iraq raid on Friday which is alleged to have political goals.

 

President Bush has said that now is not the time to abandon the principles under opinion capitalism despite the global financial crisis. Speaking in his weekly radio address, Mr. Bush said world leaders should recommit themselves to open markets, free trade and free enterprise and admit the economic summit is due to host next month.  

 

Open Market policies have lifted the standards of living and helped millions of people around the world escape the grip of poverty. These policies have shown themselves time and time again to be the surest path to creating jobs, increasing commerce and fostering progress. And this moment of global economic uncertainty would be precisely the wrong time to reject such proven methods for creating prosperity and hope.

 

The authorities in Mexico have offered a 370,000 dollar award for information leading to the arrest of those who are responsible for the killing of the leading prosecutor near the capital, Mexico City. The prosecutor Andres Dimitriadis was leading an investigation into organized crime and drugs trafficking in the state of Morelos. He was shot in his car as he drove home. Over 4,000 people have died so far this year in drugs-related violence.

 

And thousands of people have demonstrated in the Basque region of northern Spain, demanding referendum on proposed moves towards the independence from the rest of the country. The regional government had planned to organize such a vote on Saturday but the Spanish Supreme Court declared this illegal. Earlier in the day, there were small explosions at two railway stations in the Basque region, one of which brought down the ceiling of a ticket hall though nobody was hurt.

 

And that’s the latest from BBC News.

 

 

imsio2

不好意思我插个楼。

一直想问大家，听这个是听一句暂停，写下来；还是，一遍遍循环放，每次补上上一次没听到或者来不及写的？

北星束

大帅，偶只能说如果没有你的话，改sain的肯定是没错，因为xiexueshaMM根本没有完成头稿，不过现在有你了......还是以sain为头稿，下面的桐子请改yelm的，谢谢合作哈~ 

（大帅如果有意见，党和人民还是乐于听取的嘛，至于接不接受，可以再说嘛，哈~）

 

 

to imsio2

请查看这个网页哦，这是NPR版主翩然整理的，费了很多心血，相信会对大家有用~

 

http://forum.putclub.com/viewthread.php?tid=145872&extra=page%3D1

imsio2

果然很受用，非常感谢！

帅到惊动党中央

星姐，大帅坚持原来的想法，原因已经说过了。这不仅是版主责任，听友义务，更是建站之本。毕竟，一路上谁都有需要别人扶一把的时候。为了让这个坛子更有人的味道，具体措施想劳烦星姐在斑竹会议中提出讨论，我很期待站长他老人家的看法。