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The demilitarization of Europe — where large swaths of the general public and political class are averse to military force and the risks that go with it — has gone from a blessing in the 20th century to an impediment to achieving real security and lasting peace in the 21st.

欧洲的非军事化---大多数公众和政治派别都反对军事力量和其所伴随着军事风险---从20世纪的期盼走到了21世纪争取真正安全与永久和平的阻碍。

ANYBODY who dabbles in transatlantic affairs has come across one giant stereotype: Americans admire risk-takers, whereas Europeans (at least in the rich, stable parts of the continent) are instinctively risk-averse, expecting the state to shield them from all sorts of dangers, including their own folly.

所有涉及到大西洋两岸事宜的人都会遇到这样的尴尬：美国人很喜欢冒险主义者，而欧洲人却似乎在生来反对冒险，他们期望国家可以全方位的保护他们，即使在他们自己犯了很愚蠢的错误的时候，国家也可以帮助他们一解燃眉之急。

The labia have now been sutured together almost completely.The drains and the Foley catheter come out at the top.

此刻阴唇已经几乎完全的缝在一起了，排除多余淤血体液的管子和Foley导管从顶端冒出来。

To get the business done, I suggest we split the difference in price.

为了做成这笔生意，我建议我们在价格上大家各让一半。