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[00:00.00]TheBBChaslearnedthattheBritishPrimeMinisterGordonBrown

[00:03.44]hasdecidedthattheBritishgeneralelectionwilltakeplaceonMay6th.

[00:07.56]illgotoBuckinghamPalacetomorrowTuesday

[00:11.41]toaskQueenElizabethtodissolveparliament,

[00:13.53]andthenmakeaformalannouncementoftheelectiondate.

[00:16.34]Thatwillstarttheofficialelectioncampaign,

[00:18.96]which,aBBCcorrespondentsays,

[00:21.32]willbedominatedbyissuesoftaxationandspending

[00:24.31]inthewakeoftheglobalrecession.

BBC新闻100篇BBCNewsItem2

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[00:00.00]LessthansixmonthsbeforeageneralelectioninBritain,

[00:04.71]thegoverningLabourPartyimbroiledagainininternalstrife.

[00:08.20]Twoformercabinetministershavecalledforcretballotofmembers

[00:12.11]todecidewhetherthePrimeMinisterGordonBrown

[00:14.66]shouldcontinueaspartyleader.

[00:16.53]ascalledageneralelectionbyJunethisyear.

[00:19.27]OurpoliticalcorrespondentRobWatsonreports.

[00:22.44]ThetwoformercabinetministersGeoffHoonandPatriciaHewitt

[00:26.98]hadstunnedeveryoneatWestminster

[00:29.22]withtheirlast-minuteeffortstochallengeGordonBrown'sleadership.

[00:32.64]ButDowningStreetandLabourPartyofficials

[00:35.81]havemovedquicklytoquashanyrevolts.

[00:38.18]Mostimportantly,currentcabinetministers

[00:42.03]havecomeoutandbackedtheprimeminister,

[00:44.40]orbitingsomecaswithlittleapparententhusiasm.

[00:48.19]Sothelatestchallengelookslikelytobeshortlift.

[00:51.86]AlthoughmanywithintheLabourPartydoubt

[00:54.60]'sleadershipqualities,

[00:56.28]theyalsoemtothinkitwouldonlymakethingswor

[00:59.58]togetridofhimbeforethegeneralelection.

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[00:00.00]TheBritishPrimeMinisterGordonBrown

[00:03.89]isofferingtoscalebackBritain'snucleardeterrence

[00:06.81]ifaninternationalagreementisreached

[00:09.30]tocuttheworld'snucleararnals.

[00:11.35]xpectedtotellaspecial

[00:13.72]ssionoftheUnitedNationsSecurityCouncilonThursday

[00:17.14]thathe'llbewillingtogiveuponeoffourroyalnavysubmarines

[00:21.24]thatcarryTridentnuclearmissiles.

[00:23.23]Officialsareinsistingthatcostisn'tafactorhere.

[00:26.47]Here'sourdefencecorrespondentNickChilds.

[00:28.58]GordonBrownissayinghe'llbereadyto

[00:31.51]throwpartofthetridentforceintotheport

[00:33.37]inthecontextofamuchbiggerglobaldisarmamentdeal.

[00:35.92]Hesaidsoingeneraltermsbefore.

[00:38.60]Thisofferthoughismoreconcrete.

[00:40.59]Thereisagrowingnthattoavoidwhatsomefear

[00:44.07]couldbeasuddencascadeofnewnuclearstates,

[00:46.50]theestablishednuclearpowersneedtodomore

[00:48.99]intermsofdisarmament

[00:50.35]tokeeptheproliferationregimeintact.

[00:52.34]ThePrimeMinisterwillhopehismove

[00:54.40]willbeenasanimportantgesture.

[00:56.08]Butthekeytotheprocesswillbetheactionsofthebigplayers,

[00:59.44]theUnitedStatesandRussia.

BBC新闻100篇BBCNewsItem4

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[00:00.00]TheBritishPrimeMinisterGordonBrownixpectedtoconfirm

[00:04.60]thatheisndinghundredsmoretroopstoAfghanistan,

[00:07.09]bringingthetotalnumberofBritishtroopstheretoabout9,500.

[00:10.76]BritainhasthecondlargestNATOcontingentinAfghanistan

[00:15.12]aftertheUnitedStates.

[00:16.92]OurdefencorrespondentCarolineWyattreports.

[00:19.41]InhisstatementonAfghanistan,

[00:21.90]it'illsayhe'sagreedinprinciple

[00:24.26]tondaround500extraBritishtroopstoHelmand.

[00:27.74]Themilitaryadvicesaysthatextraforcesareneeded

[00:30.67]tohelpmaintainprogress

[00:31.97]anddominatethegroundmoreeffectively

[00:34.03]tokeeptheTalibanoutofkeyareas.

[00:36.08]However,therewillbecaveats.

[00:38.50]ThePrimeMinisterwillwantassurancesfrommilitarychiefs

[00:41.37]thattheextratroopswillbeproperlyequipped.

[00:44.10]Buthe'llalsoexpectBritain'sNATOpartnerstofollowsuit

[00:47.27]byofferingmoreforcesthemlves.

[00:49.33]NATOdefenministersarelikelytodiscusstrooplevels

[00:52.69]onameetingformallyinBratislavanextweek.

BBC新闻100篇BBCNewsItem5

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[00:00.00]StockmarketsinEuropeandtheUnitedStateshavefallensharply

[00:04.11]inrespontofurthersignsthatthedebtcrisisinGreeceisintensifying

[00:08.46]andcouldspreadtoothercountries.

[00:10.51]SharepricesinNewYork,London,FrankfurtandParis

[00:13.81]fellbymorethan2%afteramajorinternationalcreditratingagency

[00:18.41]Standard&Poor'sdowngradedGreekdebt

[00:21.40]toalevelknowninformallyasjunk.

[00:23.33]NilsBlythehasmore.

[00:24.82]Standard&Poor'sdowngradeditsasssment

[00:27.56]ofGreekbondstotheso-calledjunkstatus

[00:30.04]becauofthegrowingdanger

[00:31.97]thatthebondholderswillnotbepaidbackinfull.

[00:34.59]Manybiginvestmentfundshaverules

[00:37.45]thatforbidthemfromholdingjunkbonds,

[00:39.13]saysthemoveislikelytotriggerafurtherroundoflling.

[00:42.17]Sharemarketshavetakenfright,

[00:44.16]fearingthatifGreecedoesdefaultonitsdebts,

[00:46.78]itwouldhitmanyEuropeanbankswhichholdGreekbonds

[00:50.01]andcouldtriggerawiderfinancialcrisis.

[00:52.75]AlreadypressureismountingonPortugal

[00:55.86]whichhasalsoenitscreditratingdowngradedtoday,

[00:58.84]althoughitremainsabovejunkstatus.

BBC新闻100篇BBCNewsItem6

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[00:00.00]TheInternationalMonetaryFund

[00:02.91]hastoldgovernmentsacrosstheworld

[00:04.46]thatfurtheractionisneeded

[00:06.08]tohelpreturntheglobalfinancialsystemtostability.

[00:08.75]Inafreshestimateofthescaleoftheproblem,

[00:11.37]theIMFsaysgloballossontoxicasts

[00:14.35]Walkerreports.

[00:18.02]Thisreportdoesidentify

[00:20.26]whatitcallssomeearlysignsofstabilizationinfinancialsystems,

[00:23.56]buttherearenotmanyofthem.

[00:25.55]AndtheIMFsaysfurtheractionwillbeneeded

[00:27.79]ifthey'retobesustained.

[00:29.41]Intwokeyareas,itsaysthatprogressbygovernments

[00:32.45]hasbeenpiecemealandreactive,

[00:34.44]dealingwiththeproblemastsheldbyfinancialinstitutions

[00:37.43]andhowtohandlebanksthatneedextracapital.

[00:40.67]Forthatproblemthereportsays

[00:42.97]temporarygovernmentownershipmaysometimebenecessary.

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worldwillalwayssupply,sonsactandspeak

bytheinflunceofthogeneralpassionsandprinciplesbywhichallmindsare

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otherpoetsacharacteristoooftenanindividual;inthoofShakespeareitis

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奥巴马每周电台演讲:WeeklyAddress:OnThanksgiving,

GratefulfortheMenandWomenWhoDefendOurCountry

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Thursday,November24,2011

Frommyfamilytoyours,I’llions

ofAmericans,Michelle,Malia,SashaandIwillspendthedayeatinggreatfood,

watchingalittlefootball,andreflectingonhowtrulyluckywetrulyare.

AsAmericans,eachofushasourownlistofthingsandpeopletobethankfulfor.

Buttherearesomeblessingsweallshare.

We’reespeciallygratefulforthemenandwomenwhodefendourcountryoveras.

ToallthervicememberatingThanksgivingdinnerfarfromyourfamilies:the

nyoucomehome,weintendtomake

surethatwerveyouaswellasyou’rervingAmerica.

We’realsogratefulfortheAmericanswhoaretakingtimeoutoftheirholidayto

rveinsoupkitchensandshelters,makingsuretheirneighborshaveahotmeal

nofmutualresponsibility–theideathatIammy

brother’skeeper;thatIammysister’skeeper–hasalwaysbeenapartofwhat

’soneofthereasonstheThanksgivingtradition

handured.

TheveryfirstThanksgivingwasacelebrationofcommunityduringatimeofgreat

hardship,enthefateofour

unionwasfarfromcertain–duringaCivilWar,twoWorldWars,aGreatDepression

–dfaiththattomorrowwouldbe

betterthantoday.

We’theraroundthetable,wepautoremember

thepilgrims,pioneers,

facedimpossibleodds,andyetsomehow,,it’sourturn.

Iknowthatformanyofyou,

matterhowtoughthingsarerightnow,westillgivethanksforthatmostAmerican

ofblessings,blemswefacedidn’

tdevelopovernight,andwewon’illsolvethem.

Allittakesisforeachofustodoourpart.

WithallthepartisanshipandgridlockhereinWashington,it’asytowonderif

nkaboutwhat’shappeningatthisverymoment:

Americansfromallwalksoflifearecomingtogetherasonepeople,gratefulfor

theblessingsoffamily,community,andcountry.

Ifwekeepthatspiritalive,ifwesupporteachother,andlookoutforeachother,

andrememberthatwe’reallinthistogether,thenIknowthatwetoowillovercome

thechallengesofourtime.

Sotoday,I’mthankfultorveasyourPresidentandCommander-and-Chief.I’m

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mthankfulforthechancetodomypart,astogether,wemaketomorrowbetterthan

today.

Thanks,andhaveawonderfulThanksgiving.

奥巴马每周电台演讲OpeningtheDoortoaClean

EnergyEconomy

WASHINGTON–Inhisweeklyaddress,PresidentBarackObamapraidtheHouof

storicpiece

oflegislationwillnotjustlesnourdependenceonforeignoil,butalsospark

acleanenergytransformationinoureconomythatwillcreatemillionsofnew

nergyandthejobsit

createsarecriticaltobuildinganewfoundationforoureconomy.

PreparedRemarksofPresidentBarackObama

WeeklyAddress

TheWhiteHou

June27,2009

Yesterday,theHouofReprentativespasdahistoricpieceoflegislationthat

willopenthedoortoacleanenergyeconomyandabetterfutureforAmerica.

Formorethanthreedecades,wehavetalkedaboutourdependenceonforeign

morethanthreedecades,

en

tofall,wehave

enothercountriesrealizeacriticaltruth:thenationthatleadsinthe

creationofacleanenergyeconomywillbethenationthatleadsthe21stcentury

globaleconomy.

he

timeforustolead.

TheenergybillthatpasdtheHouwillfinallycreateatofincentivesthat

spurthe

developmentoflowcarbonsourcesofenergy–everythingfromwind,solar,and

spurnewenergy

savings,liketheefficientwindowsandothermaterialsthatreduceheatingcosts

timportantly,itwillmake

possiblethecreationofmillionsofnewjobs.

Makenomistake:’realreadyeingwhythisistrue

inthecleanenergyinvestmentswe’

California,3000peoplewillbeemployedtobuildanewsolarplantthatwillcreate

igan,investmentinwindturbinesandwindtechnology

ixpectedtocreateover2,ida,threenewsolarprojectsare

expectedtoemploy1400people.

Thelistgoesonandon,butthepointisthis:thislegislationwillfinallymake

llleadtothecreationofnew

twillleadtoAmericanjobsthat

ftentalkedabouttheneedtobuild

anewfoundationforeconomicgrowthsothatwedonotreturntotheendlesscycle

nergyandthejobsit

createswillbeabsolutelycriticaltothisnewfoundation.

Thislegislationhasalsobeenwrittencarefullytoaddresstheconcernsthatmany

dofincreasingthedeficit,itispaidforby

ides

assistancetobusinessandfamiliesastheymakethegradualtransitiontoclean

sruralcommunitiesandfarmerstheopportunityto

veall,itwill

protectconsumersfromthecostsofthistransition,sothatinadecade,theprice

totheaverageAmericanwillbejustaboutapostagestampaday.

Becauthislegislationissobalancedandnsible,ithasalreadyattracteda

remarkablecoalitionofconsumerandenvironmentalgroups;laborandbusiness

leaders;nttothankeveryMemberofCongress

whoputpoliticsasidetosupportthisbillonFriday.

NowmycalltoeverySenator,aswellastoeveryAmerican,isthis:Wecannot

’tbelieve

themisinformationouttherethatsuggeststhereissomehowacontradictionbetween

’sjustnottrue.

reisnolongera

disagreementoverwhetherourdependenceonforeignoilindangeringour

snolongeradebateaboutwhethercarbonpollutionis

’reisnolongera

questionaboutwhetherthejobsandindustriesofthe21stcenturywillbecentered

aroundclean,stionis,whichcountrywillcreatethe

jobsandtheindustries?IwantthatanswertobetheUnitedStatesof

lievethattheAmericanpeopleandthemenandwomentheynt

ttocongratulatetheHouforpassingthis

bill,andIwanttourgetheSenatetotakethisopportunitytocometogetherand

meetourobligations–toourconstituents,toourchildren,toGod’screation,

andtofuturegenerations.

Thanksforlistening.