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The United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has told an International Climate Change Conference in Nairobi that there is a frightening lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world's biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China, and India into its framework. From Nairobi Richard Black reports.

This is Kofi Annan's last major environmental conference before leaving office, he wanted it to focus on Africa. And in his speech he announced that six UN agencies would begin a program of work aimed at helping African countries access Kyoto Protocol money for clean development projects such as renewable energy and forestry. The details of the scheme have still to remerge. What did become clear was Mr. Annan's scorn for climate skeptics, people who do not accept that humanity's emissions of greenhouse gases are warming the planet's surface. Skeptics are, he said, out of step, out of arguments, and out of time. This is strong language for a UN chief, particularly when the most politically important adherence of the skeptical position hold power in the White House in Washington.

A United Nations report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries of violating the international arms embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The report by UN experts who are monitoring the embargo speaks of detailed links between the governments in Teheran and Damascus and the Union of Islamic Courts which controls much of Somalia. It says, in addition, that more than 700 Somalis went to Lebanon to fight with Hezbollah against Israel in July.

The British Ministry of Defense has asked the American multinational firm Halliburton to hold the potentially lucrative New York Stock market flotation of its subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and Root or KBR. Halliburton expected to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale later this week, but there is a concern in London, because KBR controls the only British dockyard equipped to service its nuclear submarine fleet. The BBC business correspondent says the British government wants to hold the flotation while it takes a closer look at KBR's finances.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly at the start of his first foreign trip since his Republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional elections last week. He is due to have talks with President Putin before flying on to Singapore and then Vietnam for an Asia Pacific summit. From Washington Jonathan Beale reports.

Humbled by elections back home, President Bush will hope that this foreign trip to Asia will reassert his standing on the world stage. He will be the second American President to visit Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus of the APEC Summit there will be to widen free trade agreements with Asia. President Bush is also likely to use this opportunity to discuss with his partners in the region, American concerns about the nuclear in North Korea. The question now there: Will countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US when the president has been weakened back home?

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  2年前   z1051202004:
The UN secretary general KA has told the international climate change conference in N that with F* * leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world's biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways as moving beyond the Kyoto protocol on reducing green house gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China and India into its framework. From N, RG reports.

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A UN’s report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries of violating the international arms ** send weapons to S. The report by UN expert, SMTE, speaks some detail links between the government in T and D and the union Islamic corps which control the much of S. It says, in addition, that more than seven hundred S went to L to fight with H against Israel in July.

The British ministry of defense has asked the American multinational firm H to hold the potentially lucrative New York stock market quotation of its s* KBR or KBR, H expect to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale late this week, but there are concerns in London because KBR controls the only British D equipped to salvage its nuclear submarine fleets. The BBC business correspondence says the British government wants to halt the quotation while it takes a close look at KBR's fiancés.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly as the start of his first foreign trip since its republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional election last week. He is due to have talks with President Putin before flying onto Singapore and B Vietnam for an Asia pacific summit. From Washington, JB reports.

'Bumped by elections back home, president Bush will hope this foreign trip to Asia will re-assert his standing on the world stage. He will be the second American President to visit H since the Vietnam War. His focus is the APEC summit there will be to widen free trade agreement with Asia. President Bush is also like to use this oppotunity to discuss with his partners in the region, American concerns about the nuclear North Korea. The question now though will countries like Chian and Russia run fully behind the US when the president has been weaken

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
to z1051202004:
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  2年前   4rain:
z1051202004

The UN secretary general KA has told inthe international climate change conference in N that with F* * leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world's biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways as moving beyond the Kyoto protocol on reducing green house gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China and India into its framework. From N, RG reports.

'This is KA's last major environmental conference before leaving office. He wanted to focus on Africa, and in his speech, he announced that six UN agencies would */get up the program of work and help Africa countries access Kyoto protocol money for clean development projects such as renewable energy and forestry. ****the details persnickety has still remerge, *what did became clear was Mr. A's scorn for climate skeptics, people who do not accept that humanity's emissions of green house gases are warming the planet surface. Skeptics are, he said, out of step, out of arguments and out of time. This is strong language for UN chief; particularly when the most politically important adhere in this skeptical position holds power in the white house in Washington.

A UN’s report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries of violating the international arms **/embargo to send weapons to S. The report by UN expert, SMTE, speaks some detail links between the government in T and D and the union of Islamic corps which control the much of S. It says, in addition, that more than seven hundred S went to L to fight with H against Israel in July.

The British ministry of defense has asked the American multinational firm H to hold the potentially lucrative New York stock market quotation of its s* KBR or KBR, H expect to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale late this week, but there are concerns in London because KBR controls the only British D equipped to salvage its nuclear submarine fleets. The BBC business correspondence says the British government wants to halt the quotation while it takes a close look at KBR's fiancés.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly as the start of his first foreign trip since its republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional election last week. He is due to have talks with President Putin before flying onto Singapore and B Vietnam for an Asia pacific summit. From Washington, JB reports.

'Bumped by elections back home, president Bush will hope this foreign trip to Asia will re-assert his standing on the world stage. He will be the second American President to visit H/Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus is the APEC summit there will be to widen free trade agreement with Asia. President Bush is also like to use this oppotunity to discuss with his partners in the region, American concerns about the nuclear North Korea. The question now though will countries like Chian and Russia run/rally fully behind the US when the president has been weaken
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  2年前   nowspiv:
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  2年前   xuebaosz:
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  2年前   yf_pan:
The United National Secretary General Kofi Annan has told an international climate change conference in Nairobi that there is a frightening lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world’s biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the K. protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China and India into its framework. From Nairobi, Richard Black reports.
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A United Nations report says that Iran and Syria are among at least 10 countries violating the international arms embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The report by UN experts, UN monitoring the Embargo, speaking of detail links between the government in Teheran and Damascus and unions of Islamic ** which controls much of Somalia. It says in addition that more than 700 Somalis went to Lebanon to fight Hezbollah against Israel in July.
The British Ministry of Defense has asks the American multinational firm Halliburton to hold the potentially ** of New York Stock Market ** of its subsidiary Kellogg Brown &Root, KBR. Halliburton is expected to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale later this week. But there is concerning in London because KBR, controls the only British ** equipped to service its nuclear submarine fleet. The BBC business correspondent says the British government wants to hold ** while it takes closer look at KBR’s finances.
President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly, at the start of his first foreign trips since his Republican Party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional election last week. He is due to have talk with President Putin before flying onto Singapore and the Vietnam for an Asia Pacific Submit. From Washington, Jonathan Bill reports.
Bumped by elections back home, President Bush will hold this foreign trip to Asia will re-assert his standing on the world stage. He’ll be the second American President to visit Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus the APEC submit there will be widen free trade agreement with Asia. President Bush is also like to use this opportunity to discuss with his partners in the region, American concerns about nuclear in North Korea. The question now though will countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US when the President has been weaken back home.

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  2年前   cxyf413:
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The United Nation Secretary General Kofi Annan has told an international climate change conference in Nairobi that there is a frightening lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world's biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways of moving beyong the Kyoto protocol on reducing Green House gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China, and India into its framework. From Nairobi Richard Black reports.

This is Kofi Annan's last major environmental conference before leaving office, he wanted it to focus on Africa and in his speech he announced that six UN agencies will begin a programe of work aimed at helping African countries access Kyoto protocol money for clean development projects such as renewable energy and forestry. The details of the scheme have still to remerge. What had become clear was Mr. Annan's call for climate skeptics, people who do not accept that humanity's emissions of Green House gases are warming the planet's surface. Skeptics are, he said, out of step, out of arguments, and out of time. This is strong language for UN chief, particularly when the most politically important adherence of the skaptical position hold power in the White House in the Washington.

A United Nation's report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries violating the international arms embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The reports by UN experts who are monitoring the embargo speaks of detailed links between the governments in Teheran and Damascus and Union of Islamic Courts which controls much of Somalia. It says, in addition, that more than 700 Somalis went to Lebanon to fight with Hezbollah against Israel in July.

The British Ministry of Defense has asked the American multinational firm to hold the potentially lucrative New York Stock market * of its subsidiary KBR. H expect to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale later this week, but there is concern in London, because KBR controls the only british dockyard equiped to sabotagh its nuclear submarine fleets. The BBC bussiness correspondent says the British government wants to hold the * while it takes a closer look at the KBR's finances.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly at the start of his first foreign trip since his Republican Party suffered heavy losses in the midterm congressional elections last week. He is due to have talks with president Putin before flying on to Singapore and then Vietnam for an Asia Pacific summit. From Washington Johnson Bill reports.

Humbled by elections back home, president Bush was hoped that this foreign trip to Asia will reassert his standing on the world stage. He will be the second American president to visit Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus on the APEC summit there will be to widen free trade agreements with Asia. President Bush is also likely to use this oppotunity to discuss with his partners in the region, American concerns about nuclear in North Korea. The question now there were countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US when the president has been weakened back home.

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  2年前   gallopcb:
The UN secretary general Kofi Annan have told in the international climate change conference in Nairobi that there is flightning lack of leadership in confronting what he discribed as one of the world’s biggest thread.The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the Kyoto protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and bring in big developing countries such as Brazil , China and India into it’s framework .

This is Kofi Annan’s last major enviormental conference before leaving office. He wanted to focus on Africa and in his speech he announced that six UN agencies would be get programme of work end helping African countries access Kyoto protocol money for clean eviormental projects such renewable energy and forestry.The details of the scheme have still to emerge . what did become clear was Mr. Annan scorn for climate skeptists people who do not accpet that humanities emissions to greenhouse gases are warming the planet surface.. Skeptics are he said “ out of step, out of arguments and out of time.” This is strong language for UN chief particularly when the most politically important at hearing this skeptical position hold power in White House in Washionton .

An UN’s report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries violating the international Arms Embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The reports by UN expert*****speaks of detail links between the government Teheran and *****and Union of Islamic courts which controls much of the Somalia. It says in additon more than 700 somalies went to lebanon to fight with Hezbollah against Israil in july.

The British ministry of defence has asked the American multinational firm *** Britain to hold the potential lucrative NewYork stock market floatation of subsidiary *****or KBR. *** Britain is expect to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sales later this week .Bu tthere is concerns in London because KBR controls only British Dockyard equipt to services of its submarine fleet. The BBC business coresspondence says “ the British government wants to hold the implementation where takes a closeer look at KBR’s finances.

President Bush is due to arrived in Moscow shortly after the start of his foreign trip since his Republican party suffers heavy losses in Mid-term congressional elections last week. He is due to have talks with president Putin before flying on to Singapore and then Vietnam for Asia pacific summit.

Humbled by elections back home president Bush were hope this foreign trip to Asia will reassert his standing on world stage .He will be the second American preident to visit Hanoi since the Vitenam war.His focous on APEC summit there would be widen free-trade agreement with Asia. President also like to use this opportinities to discuss with his partners in the region American’s concerns about the nuclaer North Korea .The questions now though with countries like China and Russia rally fully behind US when the president has been weaken back home.

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
The United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has told an International Climate Change Conference in Nairobi that there is a frightening lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world’s biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China and India into its framework. From Nairobi, Richard Black reports.

“This is Kofi Annan’s last major environmental conference before leaving office. He wanted to focus on Africa. And in his speech, he announced that six UN agencies would begin a program of work, aimed at helping African countries access Kyoto Protocol money for clean development projects such as renewable energy and forestry. The details of the scheme have still to remerge. What did become clear was Mr. Annan’s scorn for climate skeptics, people who do not accept that humanity’s emission of greenhouse gases are warming the planet surface. Skeptics are, he said, out of step, out of arguments and out of time. This is a strong language for a UN chief, particularly when the most politically important adherence of the skeptical position hold power in the White House in Washington.”

A United Nations report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries of violating the international arms embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The report by UN experts who are monitoring the embargo speaks of detailed links between the Governments in Teheran and Damascus and the Union of Islamic Courts which controls much of Somalia. It says, in addition, that more than 700 Somalis went to Lebanon to fight with Hezbollah against Israel in July.

The British Ministry of Defense has asked the American multinational firm Halliburton to hold the potentially lucrative New York stock market flotation of its subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and Root or KBR. Halliburton is expected to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale later this week. But there is concern in London because KBR controls the only British dockyard equipped to salves its nuclear submarine fleet. The BBC business correspondent says the British Government wants to hold the flotation while it takes a closer look at KBR’s finances.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly at the start of his first foreign trip since his Republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional elections last week. He’s due to have talks with President Putin before flying onto Singapore and then Viet Nam for an Asia-Pacific Summit. From Washington, Johnson Bill reports.

“Humbled by elections back home, President Bush will hope that this foreign trip to Asia will reassert his standing on the world stage. He’ll be the second American President to visit Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus of the APEC summit there will be to widen free trade agreements with Asia. President Bush is also likely to use this opportunity to discuss with his partners in the region American concerns about the nuclear in North Korea. The question now thought were countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US when the President has been weakened back home.”

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  2年前   mmgloria:
BBC 11-16 长听写
BBC world news, I’m Zoie Diamond (??).

The United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has told an international climate change conference in Nairobi that there is a frightening lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world’s biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China, and India into its framework. From Nairobi, Richard Black reports.

This is Kofi Annan’s last major environmental conference before leaving office. He wanted to focus on Africa and in his speech he announced that 6 UN agencies would begin a program of work aimed at helping African countries access Kyoto Protocol money for clean development projects such as renewable energy and forestry, for details of the scheme have still to remerge. What they become clear was Mr. Annan’s scorn for climate skeptics, people who do not accept that humanity’s emissions of greenhouse gases are warming the planet’s surface. Skeptics are, he said, out of step, out of arguments, and out of time. This is strong language for UN chief, particularly when the most politically important adherence of the skeptical position hold power in the White House in Washington.

A United Nations’report says that Iran and Syria are among at least 10 countries violating the international arms embargo to send weapons to Somalia. The report by UN experts who are monitoring the embargo speaks of detailed links between the government in Tehran and Damascus and the union of Islamic courts which controls much of Somalia. It says in addition that more than 700 Somalis wends to Lebanon to fight with Heads Blah (??) against Israel in July. The British Ministry of Defence has asked the American multinational firm Halliburton to hold the potentially lucrative New York stock market foetation of its subsidiary Kellogg Brown and Root KBR. Halliburton expected to raise more than 400 million dollars from the sale late this week. But there’s concern in London because KBR controls the only British donkey yard equipped to serve its nuclear submarine fleet. The BBC business correspondent says the British government wants to hold the foetation while it takes a closer look at KBR’s finances.

President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly as the start of his first foreign trips in his republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congressional elections last week. He’s due to have talks with President Putin before flying onto Singapore and then Vietnam for an Asia-Pacific summit. From Washington Johansson Bill reports.

Humbled by elections back home, President Bush will hope that this foreign trip to Asia will reassert his standing on the world stage. He’ll the second American president to visit Hanoi since the Vietnam War. His focus of the APEC summit there will be to warrant free trade agreement with Asia. President Bush is also likely to use this opportunity to discuss with his partners in the region. American concerns about the nuclear North Korea. The question there, though, will countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US when the president has been weaken back home.

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  2年前   mmgloria:
Flotation:

指私人持有(即非上市)的公司通过向公众发行股票，使公司股票在交易所挂牌买卖，成为一家上市公司。英文亦称为“going public”或“making an IPO”(首次公开招股)。

Halliburton Company:

Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the oil and gas industries. The Company adds value through the entire lifecycle of oil and gas reservoirs and provides and integrates products and services, starting with exploration and development, moving through production, operations, maintenance, conversion and refining, to infrastructure and abandonment.

Nairobi:内罗毕(肯尼亚首都)

Hezbollah:黎巴嫩真主党, is a Shiite(什叶派) Muslim organization formed in Lebanon after the Israeli invasion in nineteen eighty-two. The name means "Party of God."
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  2年前   王乙任:
the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Anna has told the International Climate Change Conference in Nairobi, that there is a freighting lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world biggest threats. The conference is looking at ways beyond the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse gas missions and bringing big developing countries such as Brazil, China and India into its framework. From Nairobi, Richard Black reports.

"This is Kofi Anna last major in the international conference before leaving the office. he wanted to focus on Africa and in his speech he announced that six UN agencies will get the program to work, aiming at helping African countries access Kyoto protocol money for clean development project such as renewable energy and forestry. The details of the scheme has still to emerge. What did become clear was Mr.Anna's scolds for climate skeptics. people who did not accept the humanity emissions of greenhouse gas, a warming climate service. "sceptics are" he said," out of step, out of argument and out of time". This is strong language for UN Chief, particular one of the most important political adherence of the skeptical position hold power in the white house in Washington"
A UN report says that Iran and Syria are among at least ten countries violating the international arms embargo to send weapon to Somalia. The report by UN expert monitoring arms embargo speaks of detail link between government Teheran and Damascus and the Union Islamic Cause which control much of Somalia. it says in addition more than seven hundred Somalis went to Lebanon to fight with Hezbollah against Israel in July.
The British Ministry of Defense has asked the American multinational firm HeliBritain to hold the potential nuclear market subsidary are KBR .HB Britain is expected to raise more than 400 million Dollars from the sale late this week. But there are concerns in London because KBR controls only the British dockyard is nuclear submarine fleet . BBC business correspondent says the British government want to hold the votation and take a closer look at KBR's finances.
President Bush is due to arrive in Moscow shortly, and starts his first foreign trip after his Republican party suffered heavy losses in the mid-term congress election last week. He is due to have take with President Putin before flying to Singapore and then to Viet Nam for the Asia-Pacific Summit. From Washington, Jonoson will be reports.
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休假，一直没听。回来真好，希望大家都好。（英国国防部那段基本没懂）
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  2年前   scott-liu:
THe UN Secretary General Koffi Annan has told an international climate change conference in N that there is a f lack of leadership in confronting what he described as one of the world's biggest threats.The conference is looking at ways of moving beyond the k p on reducing green house gas missions and bringing a big develpoing countries such as Brazil,China and India into its framework.From M Richard reports.

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A UN reports says that Iran and Syria are among at least 10 countries violating the international arms * to send weapons to Somalia.The reports by UN experts who are monitoring the * speaks of detail links between the government in T and M and the union of Islamic courts which controls mush of Somalia.It says in addition that more than 700 Somalis went to lebanon to fight with Hezobllae,against Isreal in July.

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h by elections back home president Bush will hope that this foreign trip to Aisa will reas his standing on the world stage.He will be the second American president to visit H since the Vietam War.His focus of the APEC summit there will be to widen free trade agreements with Aisa.President BUsh is also likely to use this opportunity to discuss with his partners in the region AMerican concerns about a nuclearing north Korea.The question now though will countries like China and Russia rally fully behind the US and the president has been weakened back home.
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  2年前   Mr_DoCi:
好多国家的名字都不知道是在讲那个哦
今天不昨天的坚持得要久点，好歹也能坚持写出前面一分多钟，当然不能和各位高手比啊，革命尚未成功，壮士仍需努力啊！^_^
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  2年前   不想上树的苹果:
TO MRDOCI: 表急 挺住! 听多了自然就知道了 当然我现在还是写不出来很多的 哈哈
听力 不一定说你听了10分钟的效果一定比1分钟的好 越听不懂越要去死去活来的听 死缠烂打 知道她肯给你看看她的庐山真面目

苹果3法则: 精 细 准 (感觉屠夫)

^^睡觉咯
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