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Prenuptial agreements, which are widely accepted in western countries, are still rarely paid attention to in China. But since the recent interpretation of the Chinese Marriage Law triggered widespread debate within Chinese society, prenuptial agreeme
EDUCATION REPORT – May 9, 2002: Privatization of Public Schools By Jerilyn Watson This is the VOA Special English Education Report. Last month, a state committee voted to give control of forty-two p
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今天我们要学的词是violation。 Violation是违反、违背的意思。a traffic violation 违反交通规则。 The publisher was sued for a violation of copyright laws, 这家出版社因为违反版权法而受到指控。 That kid was dis
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