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9. air/gas/atmosphere The room was so stuffy that it felt like there was no air. Did you remember to switch off the gas? Despite the argument which took place earlier , the atmosphere was amicable.

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.....green plants ultimately. When it first appeared therefore, it would have been seen as a poison, it would have been a pollutant. But gradually, through Darwinian natural selection, living organism

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This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute? On June 4th we told you about iron snowflakes on Mercury. Today we have some radical news about the atmosphere of Venus. Literally, a radical is a molecule that reacts e

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Can Oxygen Be Toxic?氧气有毒吗? In order for us to live we must have oxygen, so how can it be bad for us? Today we explain how oxygen can be toxic. 氧气是我们生存所必需的,所以它怎么会对我们有害呢?今天我们来解释为

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In The Past, Insects Were Huge! Once upon a time, hundreds of millions of years ago, many insects were much larger than they are today. Scientists have found fossilized remains of dragonflies with wingspans several feet in diameter. Other insects wer

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This is Scientific American's Sixty-Second Science. I'm Christopher Intagliata. Got the minute? A couple million years ago, mammoths migrated north from Africa to colonize Eurasia. Sometime around then a massive ice age kicked inand it was stay warm

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VOICE ONE: This is SCIENCE IN THE NEWS in VOA Special English. I'm Bob Doughty. VOICE TWO: And I'm Faith Lapidus. This week, we will tell about two studies. Both involve the world's oceans. One study examined the health of coastal waters for fish an

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Ancient Earth Had More Oxygen than Scientists Thought 古代地球含有更多氧气,超过科学家预料 Researchers say the Earth had much more oxygen nearly a billion years ago than scientific experts thought. That claim could change theories a

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Grab my hand take one step Come with me no regrets 'Coz we'll fly higher than what you can imagine When your heart is mine, anything can happen You're my baby I know you hear this song No need to worry about us You ain't doing nothing wrong Coz latel

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LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO, HOST: It's not every day that scientists announce a new season. But that's what ocean researchers just did on the west coast. They say waters off Oregon, Washington and California now have a whole season when the oxygen level on

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On June 3rd, a train loaded with highly volatile crude oil derailed just outside the small town of Mosier in Oregons Columbia River Valley. More than 40,000 gallons of crude spilled out of the train. Some burned away in a 14-hour long fire at the sce

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Evidence of the first oxygen in the atmosphere. The gas was released by a humble microscopic living organism called cyanobacteria. Well it turns out cyanobacteria are the only things that can actually produce oxygen, so we know that at some point cya

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We were left with this atmosphere made of molten rock and vaporous rock. It took millions of years for that atmosphere to fall out and to be replaced by an atmosphere made up of nitrogen and carbon dioxide and water vapour. These new gases came from

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凭借在iTunes和MySpace的成功,来自美国加州的流行女歌手科尔比凯拉特(Colbie Caillat)的处女专辑《Coco》一经发行便得到了很多歌迷的关注。在美国上市第一周,这张《Coco》共售出5万1千张,在本周的Billboard 200专辑榜中跻身前五名. 在没有与唱片公司签订合约之前

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Colbie Caillat-Oxygen I came apart inside a world 我在这个由怒气冲冲的人们组成的 made of angry people 世界里支离破碎 I found a boy who had a dream 直到有一天我遇见一个寻梦的男孩 Making everyone smile 他令他身边

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Oxygen therapy can bring drug-free relief to many Vidushi Sinha | Washington, DC 15 December 2009 A new study shows that breathing pure oxygen can considerably lessen the agony experienced with severe headaches Cluster headaches are described by suff

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Everybody fights every now and then, especially best friends. But you got to make up fast. 语音讲解 单词发音 got to=gotta especially adv.特别;尤其;格外 连词发音 now and then make up fast 轻读重读 重读:fights/especially/m

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I came apart inside a world 我在这个由怒气冲冲的人们组成的 made of angry people 世界里支离破碎 I found a boy who had a dream 直到有一天我遇见一个寻梦的男孩 Making everyone smile 他令他身边的每个人都能展颜

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A Fresh Breath of Methane 很早很早以前地球有很微量的氧气,而且地表状况十分恶劣。大气主要是N2和Co2,后来通过复杂的变化,地球开始出现了厌氧型生物。在生命的作用下,地球的氧气开始不断

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学英语单词
(multi-)cropping index
a P
accountant bureau
ace boon coons
Actinastrum
antherigona (acritochaeta) tridens
antiepileptics
automobile tire cloth
basis prostatae
beamily
bell-shaped distribution
bench excavation
biscuitroots
blockage effect in cascade
Browns Bay
callichroma
cash flow from operation
class D amplifier
consignment notice
cross dike
cursor
dalsimer
direct current analog computer
distillation flash
do well out of
etherealize
evaluation index
final period
fire fighting vehicle
flexible circuit
Fourier Stieltjes series
gatecrash
genitaloid
genus gallinagoes
genus praunuss
ginkgo families
go boating
grabber hand
gremolata
helicopter director
helminthoovoscopy
helminthosporium sigmoideum cav.
international federation of accountants
Kueng
labialisation
learning counseling
Lochy, Glen
logarithmic plot
lose all one's patience with
make up ... mind
mason wasps
megohmmeter
mere equity
mesometria
minidrama
Mishca
morning draughtboard
multiprinter
neutral amino acid
no exchange surrendered
non-critical failure
nonviscous flow
normatives
on collection basis
organic colour
outline map
patriline
pays off
penile tuberculid
pension-fund
phenylazoxy
photoshock
pinetree structure
platypodine
Plomer, William
principal axis of ellipse
protective layer
psilopa rufipes
pulse recurrence period
Pyrola morrisonensis
RAD (rapid access disc)
rat-tailed maggots
reversed carnot cycle
saint matthews
scentless hayweeds
screening level
seti r.
snow bin
soak heating
spallable
spring socket
strawberry pigweeds
superstitiate
sutura conjunctivae
symmetrist
Taenia demarariensis
technology of light metal
telenergy
toluenesulfonyl methylamine
torsional device
traveling water screen
winking spasm