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| 释义 | 决定性 The battle for Abidjan will be decisive. Regardless of whether you have taken venture capital or not, capital efficiency and bootstrapping are critical values. It was not illusions about the new capitalism, but disillusion about the possibility of changing it, which proved decisive. But group mind seems to be a liability in the decisive moments of touchdown, where there is no room for averages. But the crucial thing about this first view that we want to talk about is that the mind is thought of as something separate from, and distinct from, the body. For our purposes, I think it's not crucial. It was obvious to both sides that the next campaign season would be crucial. The results showed that singing was not the decisive factor for the patients. If you want change in your life to be permanent, strong, and conclusive you need a support group. If you want change in your life to be permanent, strong, and conclusive you need a support group. This is the change principle of cooperation. What happens this year and next will be decisive, says Rainer Arnold, an SPD member of the Bundestag. Indeed, it is the EU, not the UN or NATO, that must now play the decisive role. All you need is to “ just do it” and you will reach a crucial tipping point in which you will go from saying and planning; to doing and proving. He also believes that the information it will generate will be of crucial importance not just to any future Mars voyage, but to the broader understanding of human psychology. Diagrams are crucial, since without them, it is difficult to develop an understanding of the model and, hence, the system it represents. And what I mean by decisive is the same sort of medical control that we have over most infectious diseases today. My friends, the momentous trials of the last century, and the unfolding events of this century, attest to the decisive role of the United States in advancing peace and defending freedom. Many people in many countries and organizations have been working hard to make this year,2005, mark a decisive shift towards a decline in mother and child mortality. On interactive crime maps, the incidents reported depend on the goodwill of citizens, but cooperation with government agencies can be decisive. As we look to the future, we recognize the imperative for decisive and concerted action. The crucial battle comes between now and December, in drawing up the budget for the2010 fiscal year. This was the first decisive stage of my training. For the first time, vertical distribution of news, from a specialist elite to a general audience, had a decisive advantage over horizontal distribution among citizens. This ended in a decisive victory for de Montfort, and Henry and Prince Edward were captured. The puzzling part is a critical stage of all invention and inspiration. The authors’ interpretations and extrapolations of it have not been subjected to any decisive tests, and it is not clear that they ever could be. Adrian Murdoch believes it was a decisive moment in the development of the West. |
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