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18、eviousgenerations,and a2008 study fromtheCenterAmericanProgresstincreasingnumbersofyoungvotersandtraditionallyliberalcauses. Buttheresnoeasywaytoseewhatthosefiguresmeanreal life.Duringn, BarackObamaassembledally ideologically diversecoalition withhismessageofhopeand change; asthereality lifeunderane

19、w administrationsettlesin, some ofthosesupporterseed. Asthe nationmovesotheObamapresidency, will engaged young people continue tosupport graduallydriftandhisagenda, or willThewritersofGenerationO(shortforObama), anewk t tto chronicle thelivesofa groupofyoung Obama supporters, wantto question.Forthen

20、extthreemonths,eKremerand11otherObamaages19 to 34,willblog aboutlifeacrossmainstream America,with onetwist: tyingall of their ideasand to theand his thebloggerswilltryto starta conversation aboutwhat it meansto beyoung politicallyactiveinAmericatoday.MalenaAmusa, a24-year-old writerand fromSt. Louis

21、seestheawaytopreservehistoryasppens.Amusa,istraveling thisspring tofinish abook,then to Senegal toteachEnglish, ongoingconversationswith herfriendsabout howthe Obamapresidency hastheir dailylivesand hopesto putsomeofthoseideas, along with her ,o osts.Shesexcited because,assheputsit, Ivetountil15 yea

22、rsfromnowtomakesense of theHenryFlores,apolitical-scienceprofessoratSt. MarysUniversity, creditsyoungergenerationspoliticalstrengthtotheirembraceof technology. esthemtomorethinking,hesays,and tarelike-mindedinpartsof thecountry startto cometsexactly what eration t,like bloggersare to do.Theresult co

23、uld bea group of young arents, growsup strongsenseof eand shedsthe image apathy冷漠) theyveinheritedfrom GenerationX. Itsno smallchallenge forarunbyagroup of ordinaryif ambitiousyoungpeople, butthemembersGeneration O are uptothe26. What isthe findingrunbyagroup of ordinaryif ambitiousyoungpeople, butt

24、hemembersGeneration O are uptothe26. What isthe findingof anew studybyA)More youngvoters aregoingtothenB)Theyounggenerationsupportstraditionallyliberal C)Youngvotersplayed adecisiveroleinObamasD)Youngpeople inAmericaare nowmorediverse 27.Whatisamainconcern ofthewritersofGeneration A)HowObama isgoing

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26、ionto Obamas29. counts fortheyoungergenerationspolitical ccordingProfessorHenryA)Their embraceofradicalB) Theirdesireto change C) Theirutilization ofD)Theirstrongsenseof 30.Whatcan weinferfromthepassageaboutGeneration A) TheyarepoliticallyB)Theyreject conventional7C) Theydaretotake upD)Theyareindiff

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29、theirsurroundings,thetheamountofstress,thelesswell theyadapt. Incontrast, amoderateamountofmayactuallyhelpan easygoing,relaxed childlearn to copeThereissome relationshipnageandchildrenscharacteristic todivorce.Asthe childgrowsolder, thegreateristhe likelihood of afree of a varietyofcomplex feelings,

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31、eisinitiallygreateron non girls.Theyare aggressive,lesscompliant,havegreaterdifficultiesersonalrelationships,exhibit problembehaviorsthomeandat school. Furthermore, theproblemsof boysarestillnoticeableeven twoyearsafter thedivorce.adjustment problems are ernalizednactedout, andare resolvedbythesecon

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33、strong male of self-control, aswell asfor strongdisciplinarian parent. Finally,boysaremorelikelyto beed toparentsn girlsare,and after thebreakup,boys arelessngirlsreceivesympathyandsupport frommothers,teachers, or31.Temperamental,irritablekidshavedifficultyparentsn girlsare,and after thebreakup,boys

34、 arelessngirlsreceivesympathyandsupport frommothers,teachers, or31.Temperamental,irritablekidshavedifficultyadaptingto parentalA theycaretoomuch about thelifeBthegreatstressoftheirsdiminishestheir C theytendtolose temper easilyand aresensitiveto thelifeDtheyarefacedwith moreparents ntherelaxed, easy

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36、astheygrowBmaycausemostkidsdifficultiesin communicatingwithCon anirritable girlisn pliantDisalways greateron non34.Accordingtotheauthor,thereason whyparental divorcehasgreater effect non girlsAall culturesencouragemaleB boysarealways heirparentsCmalesareusuallyviewed asthe sinself-control andstrongD

37、boysarebasicallymoreself-n35.What is themain ideaoftheAParental divorcehasanegativeeffectonchildren all through theirBTheimpact of parentaldivorceonchildrenvariesality,age andCBoyse morengirlsin disruptedDKidsof differentagesbehavedifferentlyonparental BTheimpact of parentaldivorceonchildrenvariesal

38、ity,age andCBoyse morengirlsin disruptedDKidsof differentagesbehavedifferentlyonparental TextWhenRupert Murdochseesbeamsof heAmericanadvertising it isnotsarilytimetoreachforthesunglasses. LastOctober, whentheimpactSeptember11thwasonlybeginningl,sofNewsCorp,amediagroup,d salesstill in decline, alread

39、yidentified“strongraysofsunshine”. Murdochdeclared lastt “therearesomesofamodest U.S.advertisingmarkets.”Hisearlyoptimismturnedouttobemisplaced.however, otherindustry observersarebeginning toagree with Advertisingusuallyexaggeratestheeconomiccycle:fallingsharplyandearlyadownturn,and reboundingstrong

40、ly oncethe economy hasbegun torecover.This becausemost managersprefer to cuttheirad budgetsntheirpayrolls, restoresuch spending onlyoncetheyfeel tthingsaregetting better.Last Americasad market by9.8%, accordingtoCMR, aresearch firm.adspending hasnot yetrecovered acrossall media, ystsnowexpect ad spe

41、ndingto startto hethirdThesignsof improvement arepatchy,however. Ad spending on radioseemstobeinchingupadvertisingonAmericannationalradio wasupinJanuary onthesameperiodlast year, accordingtoAegiswhilespending magazinesand rsisstill weak. Even within any onemarket,thereare: just pick upa copy of oneo

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43、 broadcastNonetheless,thereisanunderlyingpattern.Onemeasureisthebookingofspotsfor national brandson .By earlyMarch, accordingtoysis,suchbookingsweregrowingfastacrosseightoutofthetopadvertisingsectors, ledbytheland motorindustries. UBS Warburgexpectsthe“upfront”market, whichaywhen advertisersbook adv

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50、riters are protected from ernational copyright laws, thepenalty mayrange from a small fine to and aruinedcareer. Protection of scholars and writers, through thecopyrightlaws through the l res of the academic and literary communities, is a recent concept. Such scrupulousattention l res and copyright

51、laws require writers to ationof their .42. Students, as inexperienced scholars themselves, must avoid various types by being self-critical in their use of other scholars ideas and by appropriate credit for the source of borrowed ideas and words, otherwise may occur. There eastby being self-critical

52、in their use of other scholars ideas and by appropriate credit for the source of borrowed ideas and words, otherwise may occur. There east three classifications as it revealed in studentsinexactness in identifying properly. They byaccident, byignorance, and 43. by accident, or oversight, sometimes i

53、s the result of the inability to decide or remember where the idea came from. He may have read it ago, heard it in a lecture since otten, or acquired it second-hand or third-from s with colleagues. Hemayalso have difficulty in deciding whether idea ch common t no reference to the original source is

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55、prevent the writer from making unknowing mistakes or s his . Although there is no copyright in news, or in ideas, only in of them,the writer cannot plead ignorance when his for ideas 45. The most serious kind of academic thievery ention. The limited by his laziness and dullness, copies the thoughts

56、and languages of others claims them for his own. He not only steals, he tries to deceive the oving the ideas are original. Such words as immoral, dishonest, offensive, despicableareused to describethepracticeThe ite is acknowledgement. All mature and writers make use of the ideas of others but they are careful to acknowledge indebtedness to their . Students, as scholars, writers, teachers, al leaders, should recognize and me their responsibility from which language and thoughts