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141	Falling unemployment numbers have raised expectations of the Federal Reserve will cause an increase in the prime lending rate.
142	Simon Bolivar (1783 – 1830) is remembered in that he led the independence revolutions in several South American countries, like Venezuela and Bolivia, and for instilling the ideals of democracy across the continent.
143	Amalgamated Copper Corporation's sudden purchase of 200 million shares of Cupric Thunder, one-third of the latter's publically traded shares, seems like a suggestion of A.C.C., despite its press releases, is planning to acquire and subsume Cupric Thunder.
144	The idea of all men being equal, cited in the Declaration of Independence and from there, having been quoted extensively on numerous occasions, arguably first to appear in Hobbes's Leviathan.
145	When chemist Amedeo Avogadro (1776 – 1856) posited that equal volumes of different gases, at the same temperature and pressure, containing equal numbers of molecules, and many scientists, doubting that, even if this theory were true, the number could ever be measured, but in the early 20th century, Perrin measured the value of "Avogadro's number" by use of several different experimental designs.
146	Besides the color of its coat, the most notable characteristic of the snow leopard tends to be its heavily tufted tail, which accounts for 50% of the animal’s length and which has two notable functions: it keeps the animal warm—the leopard will wrap the tail around its head—and it can be used to dispatch small prey.
147	The success of the first landing on the moon emboldened some scientists to claim that a Mars landing was imminent, vastly underestimating the difficulties entailed in such a feat.
148	Research into how our brains process the written word and encode this information into long-term memory have shown that the advantages in text retention conferred by a physical book far outweigh the few of an electronic reader, the physical location of the text on the page playing a major role in the ease with which that information is encoded in our brains.
149	Mount Diablo, about 40 miles inland from San Francisco, CA, is not a very high peak, with an elevation under 4000 ft., more than 10,000 ft. shorter than the tallest peaks in California, but due to its being adjacent to such a large expanse of low flat land in California's Central Valley, its viewshed ranking as one of the largest in western United States, including not only the entire San Francisco Bay Area and also the whole of the Central Valley as well, clear across to the Sierra Nevada mountains on the eastern side of the state.
150	Of all the birds of prey, maybe none is more majestic as the peregrine falcon, which reaches speeds of 200 mph during its swoops and strikes down prey at these high speeds in midair.
151	The Sherpa people, indigenous to the mountainous regions of eastern Nepal, are known to have their ability of performing with ease the demanding tasks of mountaineering at some of the highest known altitudes.
152	Kepler's Third Law expresses the relationship between the semi-major axis of a planet's orbit and its orbital period: the further a planet's orbit is from the Sun, the longer the planet's period of revolution around the Sun.
153	Patagonia, extending from the Rio Colorado in southern Argentina down to the Tierra de Fuego archipelago, and it boasts numerous dramatic views to alpine lakes surrounded by snowcapped peaks.
154	The CEO of Ergon, a multi-million dollar company, asked the consultant for an economical forecast of the entire sector, so that he would be able to plan business strategy for the coming year.
155	Having established a base camp in McMurdo Sound and spent the winter of 1908 there, Ernest Shackleton headed south with three men, four ponies and supplies, but because of conditions in the Antarctic inland so brutal that all of the ponies died, his party ultimately failed to reach the South Pole, turning around at a then-record of a latitude of 88°23' South.
156	Nine months after the county banned jet skis and other water boats from the tranquil waters of Puget Sound, a judge overturned the ban on the grounds of violating state laws for allowing the use of personal watercraft on common waterways.
157	Among baseball's all-time fastest baserunners, perhaps it is none that was faster than James "Cool Papa" Bell, who is reputed to have rounded the bases in only 12 seconds on many occasions.
158	The auk, because it exhibits a docile nature, it will typically not run from humans, and because it provided meat reputed by 19th century poachers to be delicious, was nearly driven to extinction, its numbers, at one point, down to a mere thousand.
159	Although the rise in incidence of the disease has fueled fears for a full blown epidemic progressing, the Surgeon General assured the reporters that his large-scale treatment plan would bring the spread of the disease under control.
160	For Aquinas, Aristotle posited a relation of the physical with respect to the metaphysical that, Aquinas felt, had a deep resonance with Christian theology, and he made Aristotle's philosophy the basis of his Summa Theologica.

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题目内容

141

Falling unemployment numbers have raised expectations of the Federal Reserve will cause an increase in the prime lending rate.

142

Simon Bolivar (1783 – 1830) is remembered in that he led the independence revolutions in several South American countries, like Venezuela and Bolivia, and for instilling the ideals of democracy across the continent.

143

Amalgamated Copper Corporation's sudden purchase of 200 million shares of Cupric Thunder, one-third of the latter's publically traded shares, seems like a suggestion of A.C.C., despite its press releases, is planning to acquire and subsume Cupric Thunder.

144

The idea of all men being equal, cited in the Declaration of Independence and from there, having been quoted extensively on numerous occasions, arguably first to appear in Hobbes's Leviathan.

145

When chemist Amedeo Avogadro (1776 – 1856) posited that equal volumes of different gases, at the same temperature and pressure, containing equal numbers of molecules, and many scientists, doubting that, even if this theory were true, the number could ever be measured, but in the early 20th century, Perrin measured the value of "Avogadro's number" by use of several different experimental designs.