玉如暗夜

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BBC news with Erne Petén
The operators of the Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday’s earthquake and tsunami say essential cooling functions are been restored following a number of explosions and a fire which releases dangerous level of radiation. The company has now reviewed four explosions took place rather than the three reported earlier and it’s struggling to contain the most critical reactor. Chris Hung reports from Tokyo.

Since Friday they’ve been struggling to cool the fuel rods in four reactors in Fukushima power plant. A serious of explosion and a fire have hampered that work for a while dangerously high levels of radiation were admitted. They later felt levels still abnormal but no longer a threat to human health. They still pumping seawater through the reactors to try to stabilize them. The longer this goes on the more chances they have of success as over time the rods will cool. But they repeatedly release of different amount of radiations----some large, some small were unnerving the Japanese.

Admits concerns about radiation a number of airlines have cancelled flies to Tokyo. Austria says it’s moving its embassy to Osaka 400 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. But China is preparing to evacuate its nationals from the areas closes to the damaged nuclear plant. The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian aftermath of Friday’s earthquake and tsunami.

More than half a million people are living in temporary shelters which are short of water, food and fuel while more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead. Nearly three and half thousand people are now known to have died. XX has visited one of the worst effected part of northern Japan, Minami Sanriku

XX is eighty. He showed me where the thirty-meter high wave docked debris on his backdoor step but left the family home untouched. “It was astonishing. There are used to be lots of houses down there and they’re all gone. The buildings from below washed down here.” There is little left but roofs piled high. The wooden shards of the homes raped up and the old family photo protruding from the mud.

European Union countries have agreed to carry out stress test in all their nuclear power stations following the accidents of the Japanese Fukushima plant. The energy commissioner said the test will take place before the end of the year. Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line for a three months period during which safety standards will be reviewed.

The Ugandan government and the Anglo-Irish oil and gas company XX have signed an agreement that paves the way for the construction of a ten billion dollar oil refinery. Uganda gives its concern to the arrangement once XX agrees to pay more than 400 million dollars that the government says the company owed in taxes.

World news from the BBC

At least two people have died in Bahrain and hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces. Doctors appeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded. The latest violence follows the imposition of a state of emergency by Bahrain’s Sunni rulers who earlier asked for the intervention of Saudi led forces. This woman from XX a Shiah village outside the capital XX told the BBC what she heard from there.

“Unarmed civilians are been attacked by life around and the accent of the troops was. So we knew that these are the Saudi troops through Kenya today. They start shooting people and the health center now is under seat. There are around two hundred wounded people there and the doctors there want to get them treated but the hospitals under seat. They can’t even the ambulances are taken while the troops.”

Rebel held positions in Libya have come under sustained attack from land and air as pro-Cardiff troops continue to advance eastwards. Fighter jets bomb the outskirt of the town of XX. Erne Panel reports



If as looks likely, XX falls it could give Colonel Cardiff unfitted access to the main road to the border with Egypt and that would effectively cut off Benghazi to Brock and many smaller towns on the northeast coast. Opposition fighters have shown they are willfully ill prepared and ill equipped to hold the advance of government troops. And unless military units that defected weeks ago not taking a leading role the seventeenth February revolution could be in real danger.

A judge in the Untied States has found a former nurse guilty of encouraging two people suffering from depression to commit suicide. William Marched Dinkier was accused of trolling the internet for depressed people and then entering fake suicide packs or telling them how to kill themselves. He is due to be sentenced in May.
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HOMEWORK
BBC news with Iain Purdon

The operators of the Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday’s earthquake and tsunami say central cooling functions are being restored following a number of explosions and a fire which release dangerous levels of radiation. The company has now revealed that 4 explosions took place rather than the 3 reported earlier. And it’s struggling to contain the most critical reactor. Chris Hogg reports from Tokyo.

Since Friday, they’ve been struggling to cool the fuel rods in 4 reactors in Fukushima power plant. A series of explosions and fire have hampered that work. For a while, dangerously high levels of radiation were admitted. The later felt level’s still abnormal, but no longer a threat to human health. They are still pumping sea water through the reactors to try to stabilize them. The longer this goes on, the more chance they have a success ‘cause over time the rods will cool. But the repeatedly releases of different amounts of radiation, some large, some small, are nerving the Japanese.

Amidst concerns about radiation. a number of airlines have cancelled flights to Tokyo. Austria says it’s moving its embassy to Osaka, 400 km southwest of Tokyo while China is preparing to evacuate its nationals from the area closest to the damaged nuclear plant.

The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian aftermaths of Friday’s earthquake and tsunami. More than half a million people are living in temporary shelters, which are short of water, food and fuel. While more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead. Nearly 3,500 people are now known to have died. Alex Reed had visited one of the worst affected parts of northern Japan, Minami San reports.

Yuki Sato is 80. He showed me where the 30 meter high waves dump debris on his backdoor step, but left the family home untouched.

“It was astonishing. There used to be lots of houses down there. And they all gone. The buildings from below washed up here.”

There’s little left, the roofs piled high, the wooden shards of the homes ripped up and the old family photo protruding from the mud.

European Union countries agree to carry out stress test in all nuclear power stations, following the accident outside the Japanese Fukushima plant. The energy commissioner said the test will take place before the end of year.

Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line, for a three-month period during which safety standards will be reviewed.

The Ugandan governments and Anglo-Irish oil and gas company, Tullow have signed an agreement that paves the way for the construction of a 10 billion dollar oil refinery. Uganda gives its consent to the arrangement once Tullow agrees to pay more than 400 million dollars the government says the company owed in taxes.

Word news from the BBC.

At least two people have died in Bahrain. And hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces. Doctors appeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded. The latest violence followed the imposition of state of emergency by Bahrain Sunni rulers, who earlier asked for the intervention of Saudi-led forces. This woman from Sitra, a Shia village outside the capital Manama told the BBC what she heard from there.

“Ahm… armed civilians are being attacked by live rounds, and the accents the troops were…, so we knew that these are the Saudi troops who came yesterday. They start shooting people and the house center now under siege. There are 200 wounded people there. And the doctors there they want them get treated, but the hospitals are under siege, so they can’t. Even the ambulances are taken by the troops. ”

Rival-held positions in Libya have come out under sustained attack from land and airs as ro-Gaddafi troops continue to advance eastward. Fighter jets bomb the outskirts of the town of Ajdabiya. The Ian Pannel reports.

If as it looks likely, Ajdabiya falls, it could give Colonel Gaddafi unfettered access to the main road to the border with Egypt and it would effectively cut off Benghazi to block many smaller towns on the northeast coast. Opposition fighters have shown they are willfully ill-prepared and equipped to hold the advanced government troops. Unless military units that defected weeks ago now take a leading role, the 17th February revolution could be in a real danger.

A judge in the United States has found a former nurse guilty of encouraging two people suffering from depression to commit suicide. William Melchert-Dinkel was accused of trolling the internet for depress people and then entering fake suicide packs or telling them how to kill themselves. He is due to be sentenced in May.

BBC news.

summera

BBC News with Atom.
The operators of the Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami say essential cooling functions are being restored following a number of explosions and fires which released dangerous levels of radiation.The company has now reviewed the four explosions to play as well as three reported earlier.And it's struggling to contain the most critical reactor.XXX reports from Tokyo.
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There's little left that the roofs,powerhigh,the wooden shocks of the homes were ... and the old family folten the truding from the mart.
European Union countries of Greece ... suggests testing all the nuclear power stations following the accidents happened in Japanese Fukushima plant.The energy commissioner said the test will take place before the end of the year.Earlier,Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations offline for a three-month period during which safe will be reviewed.
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World News from the BBC
At least two people have died in ... and hundreds of ... in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces.Doctors appeal for international help to inshore access to the wounded.The latest violence follows the imposition of the state of emergency by .... rulers who earlier allows for the intervention of Saudi land forces.These were known from XXX and she ... at village outside the capital.XXX told BBC what she heard from there.
An armed ... attacked by ... and the accident of ... so we knew that these are disorderly to... shooting yesterday.They...shooting people and be...now it's under seize.There are 200 mounted people there and deducted what they want to get treated but the ... are under seized,they crush.Even though ...are chasing ...in the church.
Rebel-held positions in Libya have come out ... the attack from London air as Colonel Gaddafi troops continue to advance his words.Fighter there are respond.. the outskirts of ... XXX reports.
If as looks likely as Dabia force,it would give Colonel Gaddafi unfixed access to the main road of the border with Egypt,and that would affect the cutoff Benghazi to block and many small towns almost east coast.Opposition fighters XXX they worffly prepared in the quick to hope it advance of government troops.And less military units the defective weeks ago now take a leading row,the 17th of February revolution could be real danger.
A judge in the United States has found a formal nurse guilty of encouraging two people suffering from depression to commit suicide.....was accused to ... the Internet for the depressed people.And then XXX fakes suicide pacts all telling them how to kill themselves.She is still be sentenced in night.
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DragonKid

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BBC News with E~
    The operators of the Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday’s earthquake and tsunami say its central cooling functions are being restored following a number of explosions and fire which release dangerous levels of radiation. The company has now revealed that 4 explosions took place rather than the 3 reported earlier. And it’s struggling to contain the most critical reactor. K~ reports from Tokyo.
    “Since Friday they’ve been struggling to cool the fuel rods in 4 reactors at the Fukushima plant. A series of explosions and fire have hampered their work. For a while dangerously high levels of radiation were omitted. They later felt level still abnormal, but no longer a threat to human health. They still pumping sea water through the reactors to try to stabilize them. The longer this goes on, the more chance they have of success. There’s overtime the rods will cool. But the repeated releases of different amounts of radiation, some large, some small, are nerving the Japanese.”
    Amid concerns about radiation a number of airlines have cancelled flights to Tokyo.
Austria says it’s moving its embassy to Osaka, 400 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. While China is preparing to evacuate its nationals from the areas closest to the damaged nuclear plant.
    The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian aftermath of Friday’s earthquake and tsunami. More than half a million people are living in temporary shelters which are short of water, food and fuel while more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead. Nearly 3,500 people are now known to have died.
    AL~ has visited one of the worst affected parts of northern Japan Minami Sanriku.
    “Y~ is 80. He showed me where the 30 meter high wave dumped debris on his backdoor step, but left the family home untouched. It was astonishing. There used to be lots of houses down there. And they’re all gone. The buildings from below washed up here. These is little left. The roofs piled high. The wooden shards of the homes ripped up. And the old family photo protruding from the mud.”
    EU countries have agreed to carry out stress tests in all the nuclear power stations following the accidents of the Japanese Fukushima plant. The energy commissioner said the test would take place before the end of the year. Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest power stations offline for a 3-month period. During which safety standards will be reviewed.
    The Ugandan governments and the Angola oil & gas company Talo have signed an agreement that paves the way for the construction of a 10-billion $ refinery. Uganda gives its consents to the arrangement once Talo agree to pay more than 400 million $ that the government says the company owned in taxes.
[3:00” World News from the BBC]
    At least 2 people have died in Bahrain and hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces. Doctors appeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded. The latest violence follows the imposition of a state of emergency by Bahrain’s Sunni rulers who earlier asked for the intervention of Saudi-led forces.
This woman from S~, a Shiah village outside the capital Manama, told the BBC what she’d heard from there.
    “Unarmed civilians are being attacked by #. And the accent of the troops was uh… we knew that these are the Saudi troops of Kenya today. They # people. And the house center now is under siege. There’re around 200 wounded people there, and the doctors there (were) want to get them treated. But the # under siege #. Even the ambulances are taking while the shoots .”
     Rebel-held positions in Libya have come under sustained attack from land and air raids. Pro-Gaddafi troops continue to advance eastwards. Fighter jets bombed the outskirts of the town of E~. YP~ reports.
    "If, as looks likely, E~ falls. It could gave Colonel Gaddafi unfettered access to the main road to the border with Egypt, and that would effectively cut off B~ to broke a many smaller towns on the northeast coast. Opposition fighters have shown their willfully ill-prepared and ill-equipped to hold the advance of government troops. And less military units that defended weeks ago now take a leading role, the 17th Feb. revolution could be in danger.”
    A judge in the US has found a former nurse guilty of encourage 2 people suffering from depression to commit suicide. William MD~ was accused of trolling the internet for depressed people, and then # fake suicide packs, or telling them how to kill themselves. He is due to be sentenced in May.

phy-teacher

BBC new within
The operators of Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami say a center cooling function has been restored following number explosions and fire released levels dangerous radiation. The company has now reviewed the four explosions to place rather than three reported earlier. And this struggling to contain the most critical reactor. QuS* report Tokyo.
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A main concern about radiation a number of airlines canceled fly to Tokyo, Australia says it's moving ebc* to Osaka four hundred kilometer soutwest of Tokyo. While China, it preparing to evacuate the nationals from area closes to the damaged nuclear plant.
The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cool with the hu* * Friday's earthquake and tsunami. More than half of million people are living in temporary shelters which shorter water, food and fuel, one more freezing weather and snow it's expected for the day ahead. Nearly three and half thousand people are now no to a dead.  Elson H* has visited one of the worst F* P* northern of Japan M*M*S*R*K.
UK are *, he showed me whether thirty meter high way don't dr* on his backdoor step, left family home touch. It was Stling*, the used to be lots of power stand there, and all gone, the building from below wash * here. Those little left, the rs* *, the wind sho*, the whole **, and all family photo peture* in the mud.
European Union countries agreed to carry out stress testing over nuclear power stations following the accident at Japanese Fukushima plant, the energy commissioner said the test would take placed four the end of the year.  Earlier, Germany said will taking oldest nuclear power stations off line for three months period during which saftey stand will be reviewed.
Luganda governments and Angola RSOL* company t* signed agreement to pay the way for the construction of ten billion dollar oil refinery. Uganda give concenter arrangement once TL* agree to pay more than four hundred million dollars, the government says the company old in taxes.
Well news from BBC.
At least two people have dead in P* and hundreds be injured in clash between democracy demonstrators and security forces.

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芭蕉叶

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BBC news with Iain Purdon
The operators of Japanese nuclear plants damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami, say its centrol cooling function have been restored following a number of explosions and fire was release dangerous level of radition.
The company has now reviewed four explosions to replace rather than three explosions reported earlier.And is struggling to contain the most critical reactor, * reports from Tokyo.
Since Friday they have been struggling to cool the few * in four reactors in the Fokoxima power plant, the serious explosions and fire have hampered that work, for a while dangerously high levels of radition * it,they later felt the level still at normal no longer threat to human health.
Pumping seawall to three of the reactors try to stablize them,the longer they gose on, the more chance they have a success as the time the rods will cool, but the repeated releases of different amounts of radition, some large some are now nerving the Japanese.
Aims concerns about radition, a number of airlines have cancelled flights to Tokyo, Australia says it's moving its embassy to Osoca four hunderd kilometers southwest of Tokyo. China is preparing to evacuate its nationals from the areas closest to the damaged nuclear plant.
The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian  *  Friday's earthquake and tsunami.More than half a million people are living in temportary shelters which are short of water, food and fuel. What's more, frezzing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead.
Nearly three and a half thousand people are now knownto have died. Alast Lisa has visited one of the worst fragile parts of north Japan Minami Senrical.
Ukoi Stay was eighty ,he should me where the thirty meter high waves dabery on his back door step.(待续)

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songhuan0830

BBC news with Ampert,the operators of the japanese nulear plant damaged in the friday's earthquack and tsname say its central cooling function is obeying restalled from a number of  explotions and fire which release dangerous levels of radiation,the company has now revealed that four explotion's  two palce rather than the three reported earlier,and the struggling contain the most  critical reactor ,CRYTO reported from TOYKO,since FRIDAY thay have been struggling to call the fuel rugs and four reactors in the F power plant,a serious explotion in the fire have hanged that work,for a while,dangerously high levels of  radious were emitted,it later felt a level still abnormal,but no longer a threat to human health,pumping sea water through the reactist try to stablize them,the long time goes on, themore chance they have a success as overtime the rugs will cool ,but the repeated  releases the diffrent amounts of radiation, some large,some small are nerving Japanese,A man's concerns about airlines a number of airlines have cancelled trials to TOKYO,Osak says its moveing its embassy to OSAKA 400 kilometers southwest of TOKYO,china is preparing to  evacuate its natonals from the area closest to the damaged to new clear plant,the japanese authority are still struggling to cope with the humanaterier after also Friday's  earthquack and tsuname,more than half of a million people are living in temperary shelltors which are short of water ,food and fuel,or freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead,3 and half thousand of people are now known to have died,and at least had visited one of the west divated parts of northern JAPAN_MINAMI sentarical,
XXXX has 80,they showed me where the 30 meter high way throw that way on his backdoor step,that left the family and home untouched. it was astonishing,it used to be a lots of houses down there and they are all gone, the buiding below has washed up here, threr are little left here,but the roofs  piled high,the wooden shods of the hopes is ripped up, or the old family photo can chewting  from the muds,european union country's of great carier stressed  tests on  all new nulcear power station  following the accidents happened in the japanese  kokoshiba plant, xx  commitioner says the test will  take place before the end of the year,earlier Germany said they was  taking its oldest nulear power stations offline for a 3 month period during if this standard will be revealed.The Uganden govenments and the Angle Irish oil&gas company—Tellohem have signed the agreement ofthe pay for the construction of  a 10 billon dallar oilry finary,you gatta to give its consent arrangemnet wants Tello agree to pay more than 400  billion dollar that the government  says the company old entises.
World news from BBC
at least 2 people have died in parery,and hundreds of in injured in clashes between mocsy demonstrators and security forces,doctors appeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded,latest voilence follows the a position of a stative emergency by parery soony rulers who earlier ask for the andivition of soundy land forces,this woman from sichua ,a shared village outside the capital vinama.tell the BBC what she had from there: on xx tax of by life friend ,and the  accents of the tupes was in so we knew that disordy to sooky yesterday,they thought cheating people and the houses are now on the seeds ,there are 200 wounded people ,and the doctors  they are want to ger them cheated but the houses are under the sigone,even the  I will taking by the chewt.
rebel held position to Lybia have come on the stay and attack from landen area,prod Gofy choups continue to advance these words ,fight adress bond abscond of H Dabia, year pennal reports.
If as loos likely as H dabia force ,it could give Ketto codafy a fat accest to the main road to the bought with Egypt,and I would effectively cut off Ban Gassy to broke a many small towns or more norsteast coast,or position fight have show there worldfully ill prepared,quit to hoping advance of the government troops,and the last military units that defected weeks ago now take  a leaving brow ,the 70s feburery revolution could be a real danger,a judge in the United states is found a former nurse guity of encouraging two people  suffering from depression to commit suicide,Willion milt dinkle was accusted of chewing the internet for the depressed people and the entering fake suiside perhaps or  telling them how to kill themselves.he still to be sentenced in vain. BBC news.


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chauhar

homework for  BBC 2011-03-16

BBC News with Een perton.
Operators of the Japanese Nulear Plant damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami say its central cooling functions are being restored following a number of explosions and a fire which release dangerous levels of radiation.The company has now reviewed four explosions took place rather than the three reported earlier and it's struggling to contain the most critical reacter.Cris ****  from Tokyo
"Since Friday they've been struggling to cool the fuel robs and four reacters of the fucoushima power plant.The serious explosions and fire have hampper that work for a while dangerously high levels of radiation were amitted.They later fell to level still at normal but no longer a threat to human health.They still pumping sea water through the reacters to try stablize them,the longer it goes on the more chance they have a success there is a time the robs will cool.but there were repeated releases of different amount of radiation some large some small and nerving the Japanese."
**concerns about the radiation a number of airlines of cancel flights to Tokoy ,Austria says its moving its embassy to *** 400kilometers southwest of Tokoy,and China is preparing evacuate its nationals from the areas closest to the damamged nuclear plant.
The Japanese Authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian after massive Friday's earthquake and tsunami,more than half a million people are living in temperary shelters which are short of water food and fuel what more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead.Nearly three and a half thousand people are now known to have died.Alice ***has visited one of the worst fated part of Northern Japan Minamisandrico.
"*** is eighty he     30meter high wave dumped   on his backdoor    and let the family home untouched .It was astonishing there used to be lots of houses down there and they are all gone the buildings from below washed up here."this little lamp that rooms paled high the wooden *** of the homes raped up the old family photo *** from the mud ."
European Union countries have agree to carry out stress tests in all their nuclear power stations following the accidents of the Japanese ***plant.The energy **** said the test would take place before the end of the year.Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line for a 3-month period during which safty standards would be revealed.
The Uganzen governments and the Anglo Iresh oil and gas company Tolo have singed an agreement that the pays of the way for the construction of  a ten billion dollar oil refinery Ugan **gave its consent on the arrangement wants Tolo agree to pay more than four hundred million dollars that the government says the company owned in taxes.
World News from the BBC
At least two people have died in Bahran,and hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro deomocrocy demonstraters and security forces.Doctors appeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded. The latest viloence follows the inposition of a state of emergency by Bahran's Suni rulers,who early asked for the intivantion of Saudi led forces.This women from *** a *** village outside the capital Manami told the BBC what she'd heard from there.
"***civilians are being attacked by life around and the accent of the troops was that  we knew that these are the Saudi troops who came yesterday they ***shooting people and the hallcenter now is undersit there's around 200 wounded people there the doctors they want to get them treated but the hall is undersit so they can't even the ambulances are taken by the troops."
Rival held position in Lybia have commanded surstain the attack from land and air as pro Kaddafi troops continue to advance eastwards.Fighterjets bombed the out *** of the town of ****,Een ** reports.
"If as looks likely as ***falls it could give colonel Kaddafi affect access to the main road to the border with Eygpt and that would effectively cut off Bangazi to broke a many smaller towns on the northeast coast.opposition fighters have shown their welfully oil prepare and liquid to hold the advance of government troops.And then less military units that deffected weeks agonow take a leading role the 17th of February revolution could be in real danger.
A judge in the United States has found a former nurse guilty of encouraging two people suffering from depression to commit suicide ,***was accused of *** the Internet for depressed people and then entering fake suicide pags or telling them how to kill themselves she is due to be sentenced in May .
BBCNews

jessiefang1122

Homework
BBC news with Eame. Pordon.the operators of Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami say its central cooling functions are being  restored flowing a number of explosions and  fire which will release  dangerous level of radiation.the company has now revealed 4 explosions took place rather than 3 report earlier and it is struggling to contain the most critical reactor. K. reports from Tokyo.
since Friday, they have been struggling to cool fuel rods in full reactors in Fu power plant.a series of explosions and fire have hampered that work.for a while, dangerously high level of radiation were emitted.later felt levels were still abnormal but no longer to threat human health.they are still pumping the seawater through the reactors to try to stabelize them. the longer that goes on, the more chance they have success at the time the rods will cool.but the repeatedly releases of differnt amount of radiation some large some small are nerving the Japanese.
Emirate concerns about radiation.a number of airlines have cancelled flights to Tokyo.Australia says it has moved its ambassy to Au. 400 Kilometers southeast of Tokyo.while China it has prepared to evacuate its nationals from areas close to the damaged nuclear plant.

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芭蕉叶

“It was astonishing. There used to be lots of houses down there. And they all gone. The buildings from below washed up here.”This little left, the roofs pile high. They wouldn't shocked the homes ripped up. And the old family photo protruding from the mud.
European Union countries agree to carry out stress test in all nuclear power stations, following the accident outside the Japanese Fukushima plant, the energy commissioner say the test will take place before the end of the year.Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line for three months period, during which safe standards will be reviewed.
The * governments and the * oil and gas company * have signed agreement about paves the way for the construction of the ten billion oil refinery.Ugan to give its concerns to the arrangment, once Tollow agree to pay more 400 million dollars, that the government says the company owned in tax.
Word news from the BBC.

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ahg77

Homework
BBC news with Iain Purdon.
The operators of Japanese nuclear plants damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami say a central cooling functions are being restored following a number of explosions and fine which will release dangerous levels of radiation. The company has now reviewed that four explosions took place rather than the three reported earlier and it's struggling to contain the most critical reactor. Chris Hogg reports from Tokyo.
Since Friday they have been struggling to cool the fuel rods in four reactors at the Fukushima power plant. A series of explosions in the fire had hampered that work. For a while, dangerously high levels of radiation were emitted. The later felt level still abnormal, but no longer a threat to human health. The cell pumping sea water to three reactors to try to stabilize them. The longer this goes on, the  more chance they have of success as overtime the rods will cool. But repeated releases of different amounts of radiation some large, some small are round nerving the Japanese.

Amid concerns about radiation a number of airlines of consul tries to Tokyo. Austria says it's moving its embassy to Osaka, 400 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. While China is preparing to evacuate its nationals from the areas closes to the damaged nuclear plant.

The Japanese authorities are still struggling to cope with the humanitarian and aftermath of Friday's earthquake and tsunami. More than a half of million people are living in temporary shelters which are short of water, food and fuel. While more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead. Nearly 3,500 people are now known to have died. Alistair Leithead has visited one of the worst defeated parts of northern Japan, Mxxx.
Yokiasato, was 80. He showed rivered a 30-meter high wave then debris on his back door step, left the family home untouched.  It was astonishing. The use to be lots of houses down there, and they've all gone. The buildings from below washed up here. There is little left but rooms poured high. The wooden shells of the homes ripped up and old family photo protruding from the mud.

European Union countries have agreed to carry out stress test in all the nuclear power stations following the accident of the Japanese  Fukushima plant. The energy commissioner said the test would take place before the end of the year. Earlier Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line for a three-month period during which safety standards would be reviewed.

The Uganda's governments and Anglo-Irish oil and gas company Tullow have signed an agreement that paves the way for the construction of a  ten-billion-dollar oil refinery. Ugandan gives its concerns to the arrangement wants Tullow agreed to pay more than 400-million dollars that the government says the company owed in taxes.

World News from BBC.

At least two people have died in Bahrain and hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces. Doctors appealed for international help to insure access to the wounded. The latest violence follows the imposition of a state of  emergency by Bahrain's Sunnite rulers who earlier asked for the intervention of Saudi-led forces. This woman from Sxxx, a Shiite village outside the capital Manama told BBC what she heard from there.
Unarmed civilians are being attacked by live rounds, and the accents of the troops was, we knew that these are the Saudi Arabian troops, who came in today. They thought shooting people and the house center now is under siege. There are now 200 wounded people, there the doctors there want to give them treated, but the houses under sieges by gang, even the ambulances are taken by the children.

Rebel-held positions in Libya have come under sustained attacks from land, air as Gaddafi's troops continue to advance east towards. Fighter jets bombed the outskirts of the town of Ajdabiya. Ian Pannell reports.
If as looks likely as Ajdabiya force, it could give colonel Gaddafi a fast access to the main road to the border with Egypt and could effectively cut off Benghazi to broker a mainly small towns of normal east coast. Opposition fighters have shown their wolfly ill prepared and their equipped to hold the advanced government troops. And unless military units that defected a week ago now take a leading role, the 17th of February revolution could be real danger.

A judge in the United States has found a former nurse guilt of encouraging two people suffering from the depression to commit suicide. Willam Melchert-Dinkel was accused of trolling the internet for depressed people and then entering fix suicide pipes or telling them how to kill themselves. He is due to be sentenced in May.
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The operators of the Japanese nuclear plantdamaged in Friday’s earthquake and tsunami say essential cooling functions arebeing restored following a number of explosions and fire which releaseddangerous levels of radiation. The company has now revealed  that four explosions took place, rather than thethree reported earlier and is struggling to contain the most critical reactor.Chris Hogg reports from Tokyo.

Since Friday, there has been struggling tocool the fuel rigs in four reactors at the Fukushima power plant. A series of explosionsand fire have hampered that work. For a while , dangerously high levels ofradiation were admitted. The letter felt level still at normal ,but no longer athreat to human heath. They still pumping seawater through the radiator totrying to stabilize them. The longer it’s goes on , the more chance they havesuccess as overtime the roads will cool. But they repeatedly releases demand ofradiation ,some large ,some small are nerving the Japanese.

Amid concern of radiation , a number ofairlines have canceled flights to Tokyo.Austria says it moving itsassembly to Asaka 400 kilometres southwest of Tokyo . While China is prepared to evacuate itsnationals from areas closes to damaged nuclear power plant.

The Japanese authorities are stillstruggling to cope with the humanitarian aftermath of Friday’s earthquake andtsunami. More than half a million people are living in temporary shelters whichare short of water, food and fuel. While more freezing weather and snow ispredicted for the days ahead. Nearly three  and a half thousand people are now known tohave died. * has visited one of the worst-affected part of Northern Japan ,*** report.

Yukio * is eighty ,he showed me wherethe  30- metre high wave don’t debri onhis backdoor step but left the family home untouched.

It was astonishing . There used to be lots of  houses stunned there and they all gone.thebuildings from below washed up here There is little left , the roofs piledhigh. The wooden shaves of the home  ruptured up.And the old family photo trudingfrom the map.

The European Union countries have agreed to carry outstress test soon all the nuclear power station following the accident of Japanese of Fukushima plant. The energy commissionersaid the test would take place before the end of the year. Earlier ,Germanysaid it was taken its oldest nuclear power stations off line for a three monthsperiod during which  safety standard willbe reviewed.

The Ugandagovernment and the * oil gas company Tailor have sighed an agreement that  pays away for the structure of ten-billionoil refinery. Ugandagave its consent of the agreement once Teller have agreed to pay more than 400million dollars . that government says the company owed in taxes.

At least two people have died in * and hundreds have beeninjured in clashes at pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces. Doctorsappeal for international help to ensure access to the wounded. The latestviolence followed the imposition of state emergency by Beharin ‘s Sunni  rulers, who earlier ask intervention of Saudi-ledforces. This woman for Setral ,Shiites village outside capital Menlame told BBCwhat she heard from there.

Our civilians are being attacked by live* and the acsentof the tukes  was *** so we knew that ArabSaudian troops will come  this day Theysough choosing people .and  the housecentre now is underseat. There is around 200 wounded people. The doctors therewant to get them checked but the household undersea they came . Even the A saysit will taken by the troops.

Rebel-held position in Libya have come under suspendattack from land and air as pro-colonel Gadaffi troops continue to advanceeastwards. Fighters jets bomb the outskirt of the town ** ,***reports.

If as  looks likely* falls, he could give Colonel Gahdaffi an unphated access to the main road tothe board with Egypt and that would effectively cut off  Bengazi to break off many small of towns onthe northeast coast. Opposition fighters have shown they wolfly  ill prepared in the  equip to hold on the advance of governmenttroops. And unless military units that defeated weeks ago now take a leadingrole the 17th of February Revolution could be in real danger.

A judge in the United States have found a full-mennurse guilty of *two patients suffering from depression to commit suicide.Willion merchant dingo was accused of truly the internet for depressed people.and then entering *fex uicide packs and telling them how to kill themselves. *is due to be sentenced in May.








                                                   
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summera

我觉得整理稿有一处“17 February revolution" 我觉得应该是“17th February revolution"，有一点“th”的音，而且根据语法也应该是这么写的吧？

latonars

43# summera

有th音, 读的只不过是个日期, 日期写法多种
你可写成February 17th, 17th February, February 17, 17 February
最后一种是bbc采用的style, 要贯彻一种style, 不需多变

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BBC News with Iain Purdon
The operators of Japanese nuclear plant damaged in Fridar's earthquake and tsunami say the essential cooling system are  being restored after a nuber of explosions and fire which released dangerous radiation.  The conmpany has now reviewed  that 4 explosions have took place rather than the three reported earlier.and it's struggling to contain the most critical reacter. Chris Hogg reports from Tokyo.
Since Friday they have been struggling to cool fuels in 4 reactors in Fukushuma plant. A series of fire and explosions had hampered that work. For a while, dangerously high-level radiation were emitted. they later felt the level still at normal, no longer a threat to human health.They are still pumping sea water through reactors to try to stablize them. the longer this goes on, the more chance they have a success. as over time, the rods will cool.But the repeated releases of different amount of radiation, some large, some small, are unnerving Japanese.
Amid concerns about radiation, a number of airlines  have canceled flights to Tokyo. Australia says it's moving its Ambassy to Osaka,400 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, while China is preparing to evaculate its nationals from the areas closest to the nuclear plant.
The Japanese authorities are still stuggling to cope with the humanitarian aftermath of Friday's earthquake and tsunami.more than half a million people are living in temperary shelters which are short of water food and fuel.While more freezing weather and snow is predicted for the days ahead.Nearly 3500 people are now known to have died. Alastair Leithead has visted one of the worst affected part of Northern Japan, Minami Sanriku.
Yukio Sato is 80. He showed me where the 30 meter high wave dumped debris on  his backdoor step, that left the family home untouched.
It was astonishing. There used to be a lot of houses down there. they have all gone. the buildings from below washed up here.
There was little left, but the roofs piled high, the wooden shards of homes ripped up, and the old family photo protuding from the mud.
The European countris have agreed to carry on stess test in all nuclear coutry following the accidents happened in Japanese Fukushima nuclear plant. the energy commissioners said the test would take place before the end of the year.Earlier, Germany said it was taking its oldest nuclear power stations off line for a period of three month during which its safty stardands would be reviewed.
The Uganda government and the Anglo-Irish oil and gas company, Tullow,have sighed an agreement that paves the way for a construction of ten billion oil refinery.Uganda gives its consent to the arrangement once Tullow agreed to may more than 400 million dollars that the government says the company owed in tax.
World News from the BBC
At least two people have died in Bahrain and hundreds have been injured in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators  and security forces. Doctors appealed for international help to  ensure access to wounded. The latest violence follows the inposition of state of emergency by Bahrain Suni rulers who earlier asked for intervention of Saudi-led forces.This woman from Sitra, a Shia village oustide the capital Manama, tells the BBC what she had heard from there.
Unarmed civilians are being attacked by live rounds and the accent of the troops was, so we knew that these are Saudi-troops who came yesterday. They started shooting people and the health center now is under siege, there are around 200 wounded people there , and the doctors there want to get them treated but the hospital are under siege.so they can't, even the ambulances are taken by the troops.
Rebel-held postion in Libya have come under sustained attack from land and air as pro-Gaddafi troops continue to advance eastwards. Fighter jets bombed the outskirt of the town  of Agedabia.
If, as it looks likely,Agedabia falls, it could give Colonel Gaddafi unfettered access to the main road to the boder with Egypt  and that would effectively cut off Benghazi, Tobruk and many smaller towns on the northeast coast. Opposition fighters have shown they are woefully ill-prepared and ill-equiped  to hold the advance of government troops.And unless military units that defected weeks ago now take a leading role, the 17th ,February revolution could in real danger.
A judge in the United States has found a former nurse guilty of encouraging two people suffering depression to commit suicide. William Melchert Dinklore was accused of trowling the internet for depressed people and then entering the fake suicide pacts or telling them how to kill themselves. He is due to be sentenced in May.
BBC News.

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