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A: Hey! You know what? |
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B: Mmmn¡K what¡¦s the news? Is something happening? |
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A: Absolutely right. American former president Bill
Clinton is coming Taiwan. And |
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B: Really? |
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C: Definitely. We will participate in the conference
in Taipei International |
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C: It¡¦s unprecedented |
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D: It¡¦s unbelievable. |
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C: And it¡¦s full of people. |
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B: What is his main idea about the situation between
Taiwan and Mainland |
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A: He posts three main points. |
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C: First, to begin with, he wants to make peach a
priority, claiming that all |
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D: ¡§The 21st century, I believe can best
be summed up in a work |
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B: I think it is self- evident, and what else does he imply? |
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A: What he says means we should co- exist for
prosperity rather than hatred |
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D: Well, you know. After all, hostility not sensible
for sophisticated citizens to do |
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C: ¡§Whenever two nations encounter plight, we should
unanimously join to |
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B: Hmmn, we think we will be in the future. |
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D: Besides, Clinton asserts economic ties which can
also increase peace. As we |
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B: I KNOW I TRAVEL TO Mainland China for visiting
forbidden cities and Chengdu, |
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A: It will definitely relieve the tension between two
countries and further more, |
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B: Has he said something unpleasant to us? |
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C: I think it is that ¡§Clinton argues one China policy.¡¨ |
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D: Oh! Oh! It seems that you are Democratic Progressive Party, aren¡¦t you? |
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C: No, no! Actually, I¡¦m People First Party. |
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A: I am Taiwan Solidarity Party. |
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B: Stop. It is not suitable for us to discuss policy in school. |
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C: Ok! Let¡¦s resume, He is convinced that situation
will improve without military |
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B: It goes with out saying that he is welcomed by Taiwanese people. |
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C: And it¡¦s all that we meet today. |
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A: He praised President Chen Shui- bian for courage
in meeting the opposition |
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D: Clinton made the remarks while meeting with Chen
at a dinner party held in |
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C: Clinton also sets himself for example. He met with
U.S. President George H.W. |
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D: Touching on the various similarity between himself
and Clinton regarding the |
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B: Mmm¡K and I watched TV, Clinton receives a gift of
a saxophone from Chen |
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C: Let me summarize this. Clinton, U.S. former
president has a great influence on |
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