Are you satisfied that inflation at the highest rates in 33years were [sic] the best that we could do? Are interest rates at 14.5 percent something you are prepared to live with you?
>>912 Are you satisfied that inflation at the highest rates in 33years were [sic] the best that we could do? Are interest rates at 14.5 percent something you are prepared to live with you?
I get up in the morning, and good morning. I get up at noon, and good morning. I get up at night, and good morning. Good morning even if occurring at what time. It is because my brain runs with vinegar. HA HA HA HA! A brain runs about. HA HA HA HA! A brain runs about.
If I eat breakfast, and Miso appeared. If I eat lunch, and Miso appeared. If I eat supper, and Miso (ah. Miso appears without changing every day. It is because my brain runs with vinegar. HA HA HA HA! A brain runs about. HA HA HA HA! A brain runs about.
She'd been ridden hard into the carpet until Tom finally came into with a loud moan followed by quiet murmurs of love not once drawing attention to how Risa hadn't even gotten hard again, let alone come.
>>947 A: Hey, what are you up to? B: I'm going out shopping. A: Yeah? Me too. You wanna go with me? B: Sure. A: Where were you gonna go? B: Well, I was gonna go to Shibuya. A: Oh, I was gonna go there too. B: Cool. Let's go then. A: Alright
誤読反省会。 おっしゃるとおり。最後のhave on をbe going to と読んだのが失敗。 on occasion だったんですね。そもそも、he thought と he had が 並列と思った時点で完敗です。ただ、thought could を目論んだ、と したのは今も採って欲しいのですが・・・・。 さあ、修行、修行。
>>954 自分で「抽出話法」って言ってるじゃん。書き換えると↓ Before realizing he actually could throw Jay a pretty good distance and had on more than one occasion, he thought "About as far as I can throw you."
He thought he could throw〜じゃないよ。 thoughtの目的語は'as far as I can throw you'なんだから。 それにactuallyとcouldが直で繋がってたら、そのcouldは仮定法ではなくて可能のcanの過去形と捉えるべき。 「実際にできる」
すいません。長いです… The settings of the exhibits help to recreate the mood and atmosphere of the historical periods they prent.
To name just a few of DC's other famous museums, the National Gallery of Art contains one of the world's finest collections of Western European painting and sculpture , as well as displays of American art from colonial to contempo-rary times. Other varied collections include the US Holocaust Museum,the Capital Children's Museum,the Freer Gallery of Art and the National Zoo. To view all of these museums carefully would take many weeks. But because of them,it is certainly no problem to find someting of interest for everyone in asington.
>>979 HONG KONG -- An American movie about Japan's mass slaughter of Chinese citizens in the World War II era will be released in the country in two weeks, amid debate over the atrocity's death toll, the film's publicists said Monday. "Nanking," produced by Ted Leonsis, vice chairman of the American Internet company AOL, will premiere in Beijing July 3 and be released across in China on July 7, the publicists said in a statement.
The movie, directed by Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman, examines the Japanese killings by mixing archival footage and actors' readings of witness accounts from Westerners who protected Chinese refugees. Among the actors are Woody Harrelson and Mariel Hemingway.
Historians generally agree the Japanese army slaughtered at least 150,000 civilians and raped tens of thousands of women in the rampage in Nanjing in 1937 that became known as "The Rape of Nanking," using the name by which the city was known in the West at that time.
About 100 Japanese ruling party lawmakers drew criticism from China after saying last week that documents from their government's archives indicated only about 20,000 people were killed in the 1937 attack.
The head of the group accused China of inflating the number of victims for propaganda purposes. In response, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said 300,000 people died in the massacre and accused the lawmakers of ignorance. Anti-Japanese feeling over the Nanjing atrocities among the general Chinese public remains strong. Demonstrators vandalized Japanese shops and smashed windows at Japanese diplomatic offices in Shanghai and Beijing in April 2005 to protest alleged whitewashing of atrocities in Japanese textbooks. Many Japanese conservatives are disgruntled over what they claim are exaggerated stories of Japanese brutality during World War II. "Nanking," which was partly shot in Nanjing, apparently has the blessing of the Chinese government, which carefully controls foreign productions either shot or released in the country. Guttentag said in a recent interview with The Associated Press while the directors submitted an outline of the movie to the Chinese government, local authorities did not interfere with its editorial direction. (AP) "Nanking" official Web site http://www.nankingthefilm.com June 26, 2007