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1. 5. Fred Hersch Trio “Floating” (Palmetto) The articulate grace of Fred Hersch’s current piano trio, with the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Eric McPherson, finds potent expression on an album structured like a nightclub set, with a few retooled standards mixed in with sturdy, emotionally transparent original songs.

2. 9) I would rather keep people at a distance 0 1 2 3 4

3. US schools are rebuilding their strength in this ranking, with their number increasing to 51. This had dropped below 50 for the first time in 2016, down to 47. Six of the eight new or returning schools are from the US.

4. 脸书, up 44 per cent, has added new features including disaster alert, which lets users quickly inform family and friends that they are safe. Such innovations add to the media group’s importance as an integral medium for worldwide connection and enhance its value to advertisers, Ms Cheung says.

5. Demagogues are the Achilles heel of democracy.

6. Here is a silver lining: Market-rate rents are so high that they probably will not climb much higher next year. “The good news is rents aren’t rising anymore,” Mr. Miller said. “The bad news is they are probably not going to fall.”

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1. The rest of them, he goes over quickly:

2. adj. 荒谬的，可笑的

3. circulate圆，环+ion→发生，流通

4. 福布斯全球2000强是一个囊括全球最大最具有实力的上市企业的综合榜单，大家的衡量指标为营收、利润、资产和市场价值。

5. 倡导“女权主义外交政策”的瑞典外交部长玛戈特·瓦尔斯特伦(Margot Wallstrom)向埃伦·巴里(Ellen Barry)敞开心扉，回忆了自己年轻时被当时的男友虐待的经历。她以前从未公开说过此事。

6. 我曾经看到经理们因为工作环境大都是男性所以没有雇佣一位女性。他们不会在乎那个女人有多聪明，多利害。她就是不合适。

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1. 美国退伍军人节也跟世界其他国家纪年第一次世界大战的节日重合，其中包括英国和英联邦国家澳大利亚以及加拿大的纪念日。

2. In 2016, weve seen a whole lot of new gadgets join the Internet of Things (unfortunately, weve also seen them harnessed by hackers to bring downhuge swaths of the internet). From appliances to clothing, companies really want to sell you the tech thatll make your life "smarter," but sometimes it just makes it slower and dumber. Lets look back on some of the most ridiculous and useless internet-connected gadgets that were produced in the past 12 months.

3. “Where ETFs have grown — in the US and Europe — there is a big ecosystem of financial advisers,” he says. “You need a more advisory model. But until you see people paying for advice rather than paying for commissions, it is hard to see when it will take off.”