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But to her, life was precious and not to be callously surrendered or ignored not even the lives of slaughter-bound livestock.

但在她看来，生命是珍贵的，不应轻易放弃或忽视，即使早晚要被屠宰的牲畜的生命也如此。

If you don't want to turn off sender callouts to verify the existence of email senders, you can also create a whitelist so that Exim will check against it to see if callout instruction for a particular sender can be ignored.

如果你不想关闭发件人标注核实存在的电子邮件发送，您也可以建立一个白名单，使进出口将检查其是否标注指示某一特定发件人可以忽略不计。

However, this part of social development and stability but can not be ignored.

然而，这一部分的社会发展和稳定，而且是不容忽视的。

Prices instead proceeded to slide for two decades, rather as the tide ignored King Canute.

然而，在后来的20年里，石油价格一直向下走，潮起潮落可不看克努克大帝的脸色。

Records show Law ignored priest's past - Cardinal Bernard Law recommended a priest to a military chaplain's post in 1996 even though he knew of allegations of child sexual abuse against him, including a $200,000 settlement to his alleged victim, say court documents released Wednesday.

记录显示无视法律神父的过去-贝尔纳主教神父为法军牧师推荐岗位1996即使他知道儿童性侵犯的指控起诉包括20万元解决他所称受害者，法庭文件说获释周三。

But at the same time, it can't be ignored - they threw the Carling.

但同时，这一点绝对不能忽略－－他们放弃了联赛杯。

Except for political evil consequence, it also fixed a fence in academic. People only noticed class relations but ignored more general cultural relation when they knew social relations. In fact, it is a foolish mind of let the plough stand to catch a mouse.

以阶级斗争为纲的观点在我国相当长的历史时期中曾居于主导地位，它除了在政治上造成恶果外，也在学术上设置了樊篱，使得人们在认识社会关系时只看到阶级关系，而忽视了更为普遍的文化关系，这实际上是保了芝麻丢了西瓜的愚昧思想意识和方法在作祟。

A frequentely faced problem in many meetings, especially the meeting with more than 10 lectures in 1 day, is that overtime always occurs. As a result, the following lecturers have to shorten their time, which conduces a terrible drop of lecturing quality. Because under a urgency many verdant lecturers would resultingly stutter, have no idea that how to catch the point, which silde could be ignored, and what should be given out directly. The funniest experience in my memory, once we all shouted a colleague to speed up. As a result, this poor guy became all of a sweat, tetanic and confused, having no alternative but reading the words of PPT one by one, no matter how we urge him. Finally, we all had to keep silence, waiting for him adjusting breath smooth and completing his PPT reading slowly.

我在很多会议上遇到这样的情况，尤其是那种1天排满了10多个发言的大会，永远会超时，结果后面的发言者不得不被迫缩短时间，结果导致发言质量大大下降，原因在于催促之下很多没有经验的发言者因此结结巴巴，不知该如何把握重点，应该跳过哪些slide直接到什么位置；最好笑的是一次，我们在下面大声要他加快速度，结果这位可怜的同事，当时大汗淋漓、身体僵硬、思维混乱，干脆一个字一个字念PPT上的文字——无论我们怎样催促，我们不得不全场安静，等他逐渐调整呼吸，慢慢将PPT读完。

A frequentely faced problem in many meetings, especially the meeting with more than 10 lectures in 1 day, is that overtime always occurs. As a result, the following lecturers have to shorten their time, which conduces a terrible drop of lecturing quality. Because under a urgency many verdant lecturers would resultingly stutter, have no idea that how to catch the point, which silde could be ignored, and what should be given out directly. The funniest experience in my memory, once we all shouted a colleague to speed up. As a result, this poor guy became all of a sweat, tetanic and confused, having no alternative but reading the words of PPT one by one, no matter how we urge him. Finally, we all had to keep silence, waiting for him adjusting breath smooth and completing his PPT reading slowly.8 v5 c: ' a, \/ D: D

我在很多会议上遇到这样的情况，尤其是那种1天排满了10多个发言的大会，永远会超时，结果后面的发言者不得不被迫缩短时间，结果导致发言质量大大下降，原因在于催促之下很多没有经验的发言者因此结结巴巴，不知该如何把握重点，应该跳过哪些slide直接到什么位置；最好笑的是一次，我们在下面大声要他加快速度，结果这位可怜的同事，当时大汗淋漓、身体僵硬、思维混乱，干脆一个字一个字念PPT上的文字——无论我们怎样催促，我们不得不全场安静，等他逐渐调整呼吸，慢慢将PPT读完。

A frequentely faced problem in many meetings, especiallythe meeting with more than 10 lectures in 1 day, is that overtimealways occurs. As a result, the following lecturers have to shortentheir time, which conduces a terrible drop of lecturing quality.Because under a urgency many verdant lecturers would resultinglystutter, have no idea that how to catch the point, which sildecould be ignored, and what should be given out directly. Thefunniest experience in my memory, once we all shouted a colleagueto speed up. As a result, this poor guy became all of a sweat,tetanic and confused, having no alternative but reading the wordsof PPT one by one, no matter how we urge him. Finally, we all hadto keep silence, waiting for him adjusting breath smooth andcompleting his PPT reading slowly.

我在很多会议上遇到这样的情况，尤其是那种1天排满了10多个发言的大会，永远会超时，结果后面的发言者不得不被迫缩短时间，结果导致发言质量大大下降，原因在于催促之下很多没有经验的发言者因此结结巴巴，不知该如何把握重点，应该跳过哪些slide直接到什么位置；最好笑的是一次，我们在下面大声要他加快速度，结果这位可怜的同事，当时大汗淋漓、身体僵硬、思维混乱，干脆一个字一个字念PPT上的文字——无论我们怎样催促，我们不得不全场安静，等他逐渐调整呼吸，慢慢将PPT读完。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。