1. 明星大撞衫 看谁更好看(二)

2. “We have not really assumed China will get better in the rest of the year,” said James Quincey, Coca-Cola’s chief operating officer. He said juice sales fell double digits in the second quarter in the country and Coca-Cola drinks dropped single digits.

3. But the runaway winner was Ford CEO Mark Fields, who began the year with the depressing news that his company was “transitioning from an auto company to an auto company and a mobility company”. He then went on to declare: “Heritage is history with a future.” He was so chuffed with this, he said it more than once. On hearing it repeated, I’ve concluded it is less gnomic than downright moronic. Mr Fields is thus my new Chief Obfuscation Champion.

4. 我国近日发行的2016年猴票同样由黄永玉创作。面值为每张1.2元钱，也颇受关注。在正式发布之前，收集者已经在邮局外排起了长队。

5. Apple CEO Tim Cook

6. Foreign property investment by Chinese companies plunged by 84 per cent last month, as Beijing’s capital controls choked off the flow of foreign acquisitions.

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1. sur后+viv活+al表名词，“人，物，状态”→事故后活下来→幸存→生存，幸存

2. Up to 10,000 copies of the film - a comedy about a fictional CIA plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un - and 500,000 political leaflets are scheduled for a balloon-launch around 26 March.

3. 7.Make Practice Tests

4. 这一要求出自我国交通部近日发布的关于出租车、网约车服务的两项新规其中的一项。两项新规将分别于今年10月、11月生效。

5. 时间：2011-06-02 编辑：beck

6. 《那年花开月正圆》并非改编自小说，而是基于真实人物女商人周莹的故事拍摄的。周莹生在清朝（1644-1911），是当时的陕西省女首富。

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1. 我不了解你是什么样的情况，但是如果我根据工作，生活和生活各自准备一个日历，我会手忙脚乱的。如果你生活中所有的事都记在一个日历上，在一个计划中，你就不能重复安排任何事了，就像一个重要的测试或者和老板的晚餐一样。

2. On Monday the research team said the skeleton confirmed that the monarch had severe scoliosis, or twisting of the spine. It may have been painful and caused his right shoulder to appear higher than his left, but there was no evidence of the withered arm depicted in Shakespeare's "Richard III".

3. No. This is possible, of course, but with luck, Mrs May has at least now ensured that the UK is not going to tumble over a “no deal” cliff in 2019. In December 2017, Consensus Forecasts’ prediction for the UK was of 1.5 per cent growth in 2018. Its forecasts for Japan and Italy were even lower, at 1.3 per cent. So the chances that the UK will have the slowest-growing economy in the G7 next year should be around one in four.