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- 2001年12月18日 23時25分
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正解速報版）新シリーズ”文法・語法問題盲点チェック（１）
問）（空所）に適当な（＝suitable）１語を入れよ。但し don't は１語、do notは２語と数える。また文字数は示されていない。（３分）
１．I am sorry not to (--1--) answered your letter sooner.
２．(--2--) finished my homework, I went out for a walk.
３．(--3--) pencil is this, Tom's or Harry's?
４．(--4--) it be true that he committed suicide.
５．He asked a question (--5--) me?
６．Divide the apples equally (--6--) the three.
７．He is (--7--) taller of the two.
正解速報版）
（１）have（２）Having（３）Whose [Common Error→ × Which]
（４）Can [”強い疑い”を示す]（５）of [ask A B＝ask B of A]
（６）among（＝アマング）[”３つ以上”の間で]
（７）the[the ＋ 比較級 of the two＝その２つの〜の方]＝『絶対比較級』
TA追記）空所に入る品詞は『さまざまです』（＝VAry＝ヴェァリィ）！
- 2001年12月18日 20時29分
- Dec. １８th, Tue. R高センター対策特訓第４日！まだまだまだまだ・・・
大切な『心の安定』！「ノミの心臓よ､さようなら！」英作命！ 頑張れ頑張れ！
あと７０点/800!あと７０点/800!あと７０点/800!あと７０点/!800あと７０点/800
１２月２３日(日）京都全国駅伝R高陸上部出場！ みんなで応援を！
新シリーズ”文法・語法問題盲点チェック（１）
問）（空所）に適当な（＝suitable）１語を入れよ。但し don't は１語、do notは２語と数える。また文字数は示されていない。（３分）
１．I am sorry not to (--1--) answered your letter sooner.
２．(--2--) finished my homework, I went out for a walk.
３．(--3--) pencil is this, Tom's or Harry's?
４．(--4--) it be true that he committed suicide.
５．He asked a question (--5--) me?
６．Divide the apples equally (--6--) the three.
７．He is (--7--) taller of the two.
- 2001年12月18日 18時59分
- Dec. １８th, Tue. R高センター対策特訓第４日！まだまだまだまだ・・・
大切な『心の安定』！新聞も読もう！なろう、歴史の証人に！ 頑張れ頑張れ！
１２月２３日(日）京都全国駅伝R高陸上部出場！ みんなで応援を！
”ホワイトハウスHPより”→ http://www.whitehouse.gov/
President Marks End of Ramadan at White House Ceremony
Remarks by the President in Honor of Eid Al-Fitr
The Diplomatic Reception Room
1:12 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: Welcome. It's good to see everybody. Thank you all for
coming. We want to thank you for coming to the White House to celebrate
Eid. It's so nice of you to be here. It reminds us how much we all have
in common, how similar boys and girls are, no matter what their religion
may be. So thanks for being here today. We're really thrilled you're
here.
Eid is a time of joy, after a season of fasting and prayer and reflection.
Each year, the end of Ramadan means celebration and thanksgiving for
millions of Americans. And your joy during this season enriches the
life of our great country. This year, Eid is celebrated at the same
time as Hanukkah and Advent. So it's a good time for people of these
great faiths, Islam, Judaism and Christianity, to remember how much
we have in common: devotion to family, a commitment to care for those
in need, a belief in God and His justice, and the hope for peace on
earth.
We also share a custom I know all of you are excited about, and that's
giving gifts to children. And after this is over, I have a little gift
for you, from the White House. This season is meant to be a time of
rejoicing, as well as a time of generosity. I'm proud that our country,
during Eid, is helping the people of Afghanistan. And I'm proud that
the children of America, through America's Fund for Afghan Children,
are giving food and clothes and toys to the children of Afghanistan.
The people of Afghanistan have suffered so much, and we're committed
to helping them in their time of hardship and in their time of need.
These are challenging days for our nation, but holidays like this one
remind us about how much we have to be thankful for, and that God delights
in joy and generosity of men and women and children. People of every
faith are welcome here in the people's house. People of every background
are welcome to come here to the White House.
I want to thank you all for coming, and I'd like to go read, if you
don't mind, read from a book to you. Is that okay? How about that. Let's
go do that, and then we'll go back over here. We've got a special gift
for you.
* * * * *
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all for coming. We're getting ready to leave.
I may answer a few questions if you have some. Stretch, and then Ron.
Q Mr. President, have you -- with the campaign against the Taliban winding
down to a very small area of Afghanistan, will you consider this operation
a success if Osama bin Laden is at large?
THE PRESIDENT: Osama bin Laden is going to be brought to justice. It
may happen tomorrow, it may happen in a month, it may happen in a year.
But he is going to be brought to justice. He's on the run. He thinks
he can hide, but he can't. We've been at this operation now for about
two and a half months, and we've made incredible progress. And one of
the objectives I've said, in this theater, in all theaters for that
matter, is that we want al Qaeda killers brought to justice. And we'll
bring him to justice.
Q What do you know, sir, about whether he's still in Afghanistan? And
have you spoken to the Pakistani government about helping you to track
him down if, in fact, he has fled across the border?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, the Pakistanis will help us, and they are helping
us look for not only one -- Osama bin Laden, but for all the al Qaeda
murderers and killers. They will be brought to justice. And it's just
a matter of time, as far as I'm concerned. We've got all kinds of reports
that he's in a cave, that he's not in a cave, that he's escaped, that
he hasn't escaped. And there's all kinds of speculation.
But when the dust clears, we'll find out where he is, and he'll be brought
to justice.
Q Will you order a military tribunal for him?
THE PRESIDENT: You know, one thing at a time, Ron. I do have the option
of military tribunals, because I think it's going to be a way to protect
national security matters. But I'll make that judgment when we bring
him to justice.
Q On another matter, sir, have investigators concluded the anthrax used
in the mailings have a domestic source? Are you looking for --
THE PRESIDENT: Well, we're still looking on that. We've all got different
feelings about it. I -- and we're gathering as much information. And
as soon as we make definitive conclusions, we'll share it with the American
people.
Q -- what the next steps might be in fighting terrorism in other countries
or regions?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, we're looking. I mean, any time there is somebody
harboring a killer or a terrorist, we will work with them to bring those
people to justice. And one of the things I won't do, of course, is tell
the enemy what our next move will be. I'm working to build -- to keep
our coalition strong.
Colin Powell and myself and others in the administration are constantly
talking to world leaders to encourage them to cut off money, or disrupt
killer cells that might be hiding in their countries. We've made great
progress. We've arrested over -- I think it's over 300 now. We're beginning
to shut down financial institutions around the world.
Not every operation needs to be a military operation to be successful
against the terrorist networks. And I'm pleased to tell you that the
coalition is working cooperatively. And we're sharing a lot of intelligence
between nations, and it's having an effect.
Q So might Iraq be next, probably?
THE PRESIDENT: Oh, no, I'm not going to tell the enemy what's next.
They just need to know that so long as they plan, and have got plans
to murder innocent people, America will be breathing down their neck.
Q Mr. President, what are you learning about John Walker's involvement
in the Taliban or al Qaeda, and should he face the death penalty if
he's found to be a --
THE PRESIDENT: I'm going to let the appropriate law enforcement agencies
make recommendations to me. He has been questioned, properly questioned
by the U.S. government. I have yet to see the transcript myself. But
we'll make the decision on what to do with Mr. Walker. He is a U.S.
citizen. Obviously, I've said that U.S. citizens will not go into military
tribunals. And so we'll make the determination whether or not he stays
within the military system or comes into the civil justice system, the
civil system in America.
Thank you all. Let's go in here.
END 1:25 P.M. EST
- 2001年12月18日 13時35分
- Dec. １８th, Tue. R高センター対策特訓第４日！まだまだまだまだ・・・
大切な『心の安定』！「ノミの心臓よ､さようなら！」英作命！ 頑張れ頑張れ！
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１２月２３日(日）京都全国駅伝R高陸上部出場！ みんなで応援を！
『2000年12月18日 21時13分
Dec. 18th Mon.
"Our Mongolian lady has gone. Our new house guest is a Basque by the
name of Maria."
Maria is talkative, who talks in Spanish, French, German, English, and
Esperanto. She makes herself understood well in Japanese. She has started
to learn Chinese!
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2000年12月18日 09時14分
Dec. 18th, Mon.
"Before we forget ....." ＝ 「忘れないうちに.....」
Bata 先生にも感謝の祈りを！
「むちゃくちゃ忙しい中」......だからこそ、みんなに「やる気」が起こせるんです。TA。
2001年1月22日(月)センターリサーチ：空から恐怖の大王が降りてくる！
今度こそ「降りてくる」！ −−−ノストラダマスワヨ
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2000年12月18日 08時35分
Dec. 18th, Mon.
『川原特派員レポート（その２５）：ブッシュ氏、第４３代大統領に就任決定』
〜〜〜現地からの生情報（１１）：最終号〜〜〜
川原特派員に『銀河系特派員組合特別記者賞』・『産地直送優良記事賞』を！(申請中：しんせいちゅう）
通常号の三倍の重み！同志社大英語対策もバッチリ！早大も射程内！
まず（その２５）全部をダウンロード！ 同一コピーを最低七部は作り、家中に貼りまくる。やがて、重要語を黒のサインペンで一部を残して塗りつぶす。それでも復元可能になるよう徹底的に反復学習すべし。
Let me say how grateful we are to Mr. Kawahara, our correspondent, who
has supported this page of mine.
Let's say our prayer of thanks to him at the very moment.』
- 2001年12月18日 00時47分
- Dec. １８th, Tue. R高センター対策特訓第４日！まだまだまだまだ・・・
大切な『心の安定』！「ノミの心臓よ､さようなら！」英作命！ 頑張れ頑張れ！
あと７０点/800!あと７０点/800!あと７０点/800!あと７０点/!800あと７０点/800
ホワイトハウスHPより（→ http://www.whitehouse.gov/）
『December 15, 2001
Radio Address by the President to the Nation
The Cabinet Room
Listen to the President's Remarks
THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. As too many Americans know firsthand, the
economy began to slow early last year, and terrorism has hit us hard.
Many workers have lost jobs and others are seeing their hours cut. The
American people want action to improve our economy, and so do I.
More than two months, and more than 700,000 lost jobs ago, I proposed
an economic security package to help workers who have been laid off,
and to take action to create jobs and promote long-term economic growth.
The House of Representatives quickly responded, passing its own legislation
to help jump-start the economy. The Senate has failed to act. And while
the Senate has failed to do its work, more and more Americans have been
thrown out of work.
To break the logjam in the Senate, I reached out this week to moderate
Democrats and Republicans to build a consensus that gave both parties
some of what they want, and most important, will give our economy the
boost it needs. This bipartisan package will give workers who have lost
a job since the recession began last March an additional 13 weeks of
unemployment benefits. It will also help unemployed workers keep their
health insurance, and will give governors greater resources and more
flexibility to assist those in need.
These new bipartisan measures help working families who are struggling
to make ends meet, giving up to $600 cash refund to low-income families
who don't earn enough to pay income tax, but still pay part of their
income in payroll taxes. And this plan helps middle class families,
couples earning approximately $60,000, and individuals earning $40,000,
by speeding up planned tax relief for them, as well.
This installment of tax relief was scheduled for 2004. Under this new
idea, many middle class families will see a rise in their take-home
pay in just a couple of weeks.
And finally, this agreement will create jobs. Among other steps, it
gives employers incentives to invest in new equipment right away. It
lowers the tax rate for 10 million small businesses and entrepreneurs,
making it easier for them to expand and grow and hire new workers. It
focuses on other policies that will also increase investment and produce
new jobs.
This economic growth package is urgently needed. Today, the federal
government's Council of Economic Advisors released a report that estimates
the bipartisan agreement reached this week can save 300,000 American
jobs that might otherwise be lost if we fail to act.
Democrats and Republicans set aside partisan politics to arrive at this
agreement. They want to get something done for America's workers. We
believe this agreement has enough votes to be approved by the United
States Senate, and I'm ready to sign it into law. But first the Senate
Leader must schedule a vote.
On behalf of the American workers and our American economy, I call on
the leadership of the Senate to bring this bipartisan economic recovery
plan to a vote, to bring help to unemployed workers and a crucial boost
to our economy.
The holidays are upon us and time is running out. While some in Washington
are looking for reasons not to act, many in Congress in both parties
want to find a way to get the job done. America's workers are counting
on us.
Thank you for listening.』
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