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某日，大学生李某在宿舍上网与表姐(本人在国外)QQ聊天，期间还出现了几秒表姐未说话的视频，后表姐称网络不好，仅通过文字聊天，在QQ上表姐对李某说她有个朋友是个福建人，在常州出了车祸没钱治疗，现急需用钱。而这个朋友父母汇的钱要过两天才能到，让李某考虑一下能不能先拿点钱给这个朋友看病，等他父...
The answer lies in the way it was built. It is held together 6.any nails(钉子). Instead, the brackets(支架) are used to better keep every part of the building together. The way has been invented in Chin a for centuries and widely used in ancient wooden buildings. It plays an ...
The bicycle was invented 200 years ago. So why have sales suddenly boomed in the UK Why are so many people choosing to change their lifestylesSporting successCycling has become more popular in the UK recently for a number of reasons. One of those must be the British cycling success at both...
Why was art important in the Renaissance? Why did some Northern Renaissance artists prefer oil paint? Why is abstract art so popular? Why is medieval art important? Why was performance art first invented? What is the purpose of Byzantine art? Why was Dutch painting flourishing in the 17th cen...
New discoveries are changing long-held views of the biggest, meanest, and most bizarre animals that ever flew.
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Even if Europeans possessed indigenous technologies that gave them an advantage (spectacles, for example), as Landes believes they did, their most vital asset was the ability to assimilate knowledge from around the world and put it to use-- as in borrowing the concept of zero and rediscovering...