1. 2002年，一名4岁的小男孩患有耳聋，但他不愿意戴助听器，因为超级英雄们都不戴。之后，漫威（Marvel）创作了一个戴着助听器的蓝耳侠（Blue Ear）。

2. 据"可信证据"流行小天王Justin Bieber当爸爸了!

3. 然而，还有人认为医生的所作所为可能是受不公平的体制所迫。另一位网友称：“作为一个病人，我更关心他们能否治好我的病，而不是他们发表了多少论文。”

4. Lei Jun, founder and chairman of Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi Corp, agreed, describing the win as a breakthrough in artificial intelligence.

5. 对民主主义者而言，此类原始情绪的爆发之所以令人担忧是因为它们很难遏制。

6. 另外一件性玩具则显然属于中国皇室。

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1. “The Fed was much more aggressive than expected,” Mr Koepke says. “Taking markets by surprise was clearly not the way to go.” (This was before the Fed began making regular public statements after its monetary policy meetings.)

2. 引人注目的是，在首次上榜的9所学校中，亚利桑那州立大学(Arizona State University)的WP凯瑞商学院(WP Carey School of Business)成为首次参与此项排名的美国学校，排在第82位。

3. 3.Oh, yeah. That makes sense. – Because option B involves admitting that I am clueless。

4. “Someone resigned via a video conference call.”

5. The company advises consumers or businesses using any of the passwords on the list to change them immediately. Splashdata warned that even passwords with common substitutions like "dr4mat1c" can be vulnerable to attackers' increasingly sophisticated technology.

6. 虽然周六欧锦赛中爱尔兰0-3不敌比利时，但这并没有让赴波尔多看球的爱尔兰球迷一蹶不振。

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1. 4. OPEC’s Next Move.OPEC deserves a lot of credit (or blame) for the remarkable downturn in oil prices last year.While many pundits have declared OPEC irrelevant after their decision to leave output unchanged, the mere fact that oil prices crashed after the cartel’s November meeting demonstrates just how influential they are over price swings. For now OPEC – or, more accurately, Saudi Arabia – has stood firm in its insistence not to cut production quotas. Whether that remains true through 2015 is up in the air.

2. That's particularly striking in Brazil, with its highly mixed population that has more blacks than any country with the exception of Nigeria. More than half of Brazil's population self-identified themselves as black or of mixed-race in the 2010 census.

3. The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) produced its Worldwide Cost of Living 2016 report, ranking countries based on the cost of various products and services.