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They said they'd call me back," he says,"but they didn't.

他们说会打电话给我的，"他说"但他们没有。

I didn't know they'd be here. I was wondering why they were hanging out in the clubhouse. I didn't realize they were going to follow me here.

我并不知道他们会在这里，我才在想他都应该在球队里，我不知道他们会和我一起出席

When it took years to sequence the first 1 percent of the human genome, they worried they'd never finish, but they were right on schedule for an exponential curve.

他说，有了这些新手段，到本世纪20年代，偶们就可以把计算机加到大脑里，搞个和人类一样聪明的机器出来。

They told me they'd found the evidence and they were going to prosecute the offender.

他们告诉我说已经找到了证据，将要起诉那个冒犯者。

If they didn't leave the building happier than when they'd come in, they were going to register a criminal complaint that could get the senior vice-president of FIFA up to three years kicking a ball around a jailyard.

如果他们不能让他们满意，他们就会提出起诉，最严重的后果可以让这位国际足联的副主席在监狱操场上踢上三年足球了。

If they didn't leave the building happier than when they'd come in, they were going to register a criminal complaint that could get the senior vice-president of FIFA up to three years kicking a ball around a jailyard.

如果他们不能让他们满意，他们就会提出起诉，最严重的后果？恐怕国际足联副主席只能在监狱操场上踢上三年足球了。

And when they had platted a crown of thorns, they put it upon his head, and a reed in his right hand: and they bowed the knee before him, and mocked him, saying, Hail, King of the Jews!

27：29 用荆棘编作冠冕、戴在他头上、拿一根苇子放在他右手堙D跪在他面前戏弄他说、恭喜犹太人的王阿。

But before he was out of the truck, trying to guess if it was heart attack or the overflow of an incendiary rage, Ennis was back on his feet and somehow, as a coat hanger is straightened to open a locked car and then bent again to its original shape, they torqued things almost to where they had been, for what they'd said was no news.

埃尼斯却站起身，像个衣架子似的，直挺挺地向后退去。他爬上卡车，关上车门，又蜷缩了起来——他们仍旧是在原地打转，没有开始，没有结束，也没有解决任何问题。

They started with the games in Seoul in 1988 just after Horst died and they lost money. They were in the red again in Barcelona in 1992 but in the mid-1990s looked ready to move into profit. By December 1995, Weber and Malms were about to tell the IOC that they'd signed up US $90 million worth of business with Coca-Cola and McDonald's and were close to a deal with Motorola and Shell oil.

生意开始于1988年汉城奥运会，那时霍斯特刚去世不久，但第一次投资以亏损告终。1992年巴塞罗那奥运会时仍是赤字，直到90年代中期，他们才看到了扭亏为盈的希望。1995年12月，韦伯和马尔姆斯准备告诉国际奥委会，他们和可口可乐和麦当劳签订了9000万美元的生意，与摩托罗拉和壳牌的会谈也即将达成圆满协议。

Jason: If they changed coaches tomorrow, they would get the New Coach Bump, and run off a few wins in a row. Then they'd remember that they're a crappy defensive team and slide back into the same sorry pattern they're in right now, and before long it would only get worse.

答：如果明天马上换教练，队员们会精神振奋，焕然一新，取得几场连胜，然后想起自己是支多么臭的防守球队，又再度滑落到这段时间的可悲境地，不用多久他们就会变得更糟。

In the United States, chronic alcoholism and hepatitis C are the most common ones.

在美国，慢性酒精中毒，肝炎是最常见的。

If you have any questions, you can contact me anytime.

如果有任何问题，你可以随时联系我。