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热岛效应

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核心价值观

交通银行

天命

语篇结构分析

中庸

Coalbed Gas

贸易逆差

A historical model of rectitude

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TQC

Low-rent Houses

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贸易顺差

可持续发展战略

Media outlets in the UK went berserk over the arrival of the royal baby. Reporters camped for days outside the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge stayed; TV presenters spent prime time slots speculating on the baby's name or when it would ascend the throne; tabloid newspaper The Sun even changed its masthead to "The Son" on the day the royal birth was announced.But many were irritated by the intense media coverage. Satirical news magazine Private Eye printed one simple sentence in bold letters on its cover: " Woman Has Baby," to ridicule other media outlets'frenzy over an event the editors considered to be non-news. The Guardian's website featured a " republican" button to make all talk of the royal baby disappear for non-Royalist readers. Following the initial excitement, many wonder if it isn't a bit silly to pay so much attention to one privileged family. But the UK's republicans are taking it a step further—they argue that the British monarchy should be abolished altogether.This is not a new argument and to many it makes a lot of sense: The UK is a democracy, therefore the role of the royals is largely ceremonial. The royal family is also dependent on tax-payers'money and no longer represents this highly diversified country.

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