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What does the speaker imply?

A. The loss of income is the main problem of unemployment.
B. Unemployed people suffer more than loss of income.
C. Their whole routine of life is shattered.
D. They have lost their contact with other people.

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根据市场调查研究,获知某类房地产2003~2007年价格逐年上涨,分别为3500元/m2,3700元/m2,3950元/m2,4250元/m2,5500元/m2,运用平均发展速度法预测,则该类房地产2008年的趋势值大于4800元/m2。()

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听力原文:Every summer more than 25 million people travel to Mediterranean resorts and beaches for their vacation.
What does the speaker mean?

A. Many people travel to the resorts only to see the Mediterranean Sea.
B. Holidaymakers like to enjoy themselves there except in summer.
C. Summer vacationers like the Mediterranean resorts and beaches.
D. Tourists throng to visit the Mediterranean beaches and mountains.

听力原文: President Bush is facing widespread international opposition to his threats to invade Iraq and topple President Saddam Hussein, whom Washington accuses of hiding chemical and biological weapons. Bush has said he will not let the absence of U. N. approval stop him, describing U. S. security as paramount. Saddam has denied having weapons of mass destruction and several members of the U. N. Security Council want continued U.N. arms inspections rather than war. Top U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix offered a mixed picture during the session that provided fuel to both hawks and doves on the Security Council facing a decision on war with Iraq.
According to the news, President Bush will invade Iraq and topple President Saddam Hussein

A. even if he is facing widespread international opposition to his threats.
B. even if Washington is accused of invading Iraq, a sovereign country.
C. even if he has not got the United Nations Security council approval.
D. even if the United Nations arms inspections continues effectively in Iraq.

听力原文: An American U-2 surveillance plane made its first flight over Iraq on Monday in support of the current U.N. inspection mission, marking another concession by Saddam Hussein's regime to stave off (避开;延迟;挡开) a U. S. -led attack. Meanwhile, Iraqi state television broadcast scenes of Iraqi troops in maneuvers to show their determination to defend the country from a possible U. S. attack. State television said Saddam praised last weekend's anti-war protests, singling out those in Italy, Spain and Britain whose governments support the strong U.S. position against Baghdad. The U-2 flight began only one week after the United Nations and Baghdad broke an impasse (难局;僵局) that had kept the reconnaissance plane grounded since the start of inspections in November. The Iraqis agreed to allow U-2 flights last week, fulfilling a major demand by U.N. inspectors seeking to determine if Iraq still harbors weapons of mass destruction.
Though Iraq agreed to let the American U-2 surveillance plane join the U.N. inspection,

A. she protests against military action.
B. she maneuvers to show its forces.
C. she intends to defend its country.
D. she makes another concession.

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