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阅读下列材料，然后回答后面的问题。 “一幢裂开的房子是站不住的。我相信这个政府不能永远保持半奴隶半自由的状态。我不期望联邦分裂解散，我不希望房子倒塌，但我的确期望房子停止分裂。” 材料中“这个政府”指哪国的什么政府“这个政府”的“半奴隶半自由的状态”后来是怎么解决的
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The energy problem is not merely a short-term crisis. Geologists 【1】 that 80 percent of all the oil 【2】 in the US will be used 【3】 before the year 2000. We might even come to the end of our coal reserves, abundant as they are, before another century is over. Americans have been 【4】 this situation suddenly. Many unprepared even to recognize 【5】 , and most of us are unprepared to meet it. We are unprepared 【6】 our habits and traditions, and our national life 【7】 based on a history of material abundance. With about 6 percent of the world’’s 【8】 ,we in the US 【9】 nearly 50 percent of the world’’s energy resources. Such resources within the us 【10】 are still ample by any standards except our own.
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某一处房屋，建筑面积为120m2，其使用寿命为50年，评估时采用折旧年限法中直线法计算，该房屋建成后已经使用10年，按规定单位建筑面积的重置价格目前为2000元/m2，残值率定为5%，则该房屋的现值是（）。
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