1. 这一2018年的大学综合排行榜包含了74个国家和地区的1250所大学，为有史以来数量最多的一次。去年的排行榜中只包含了65个国家的1000所大学。

2. 2. The new one childplus policy will substantially raise the birth rate, contributing up to 2million new children to the 2014 economy, a 15 percent one-year lift that willonly further boost consumer morale and spirit.

3. 1936年诺贝尔和平奖奖牌在美国巴尔的摩的拍卖会上拍出116万美元高价，这枚奖牌是在南美的一家当铺里被发现的。

4. 5．《出租车司机》

5. 其中，上海交易所IPO共计26宗，而深圳中小企业板IPO共计15宗，创业板IPO共计20宗。

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应用

1. But the economic base for these capabilities is steadily declining.

2. 他回忆称：“我曾认为教书不是一个合适的职业选择。我的老师告诉我，如果我想当一名老师，就得有很强的忍耐力，不能轻易感到厌倦。”

3. 中国就业促进会副会长陈宇表示，虽然创业意义重大，但是我们不应该对此有太高的期望值。

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6. 我预计，将有更多公司培养懂得如何管理网络的领导人——不只是传统的内部员工网，还包括联系更松散的供应商和承包商网络，通过互联网和社交媒体进行远程管理。

旧版特色

1. The biggest story of the festival had nothing to do with films. It was about shoes. On Tuesday trade magazine Screen reported that a group of women had been denied access to a screening of Todd Haynes' Carol because their footwear – flat shoes with rhinestones – was unsuitable for the red carpet. Further tales came tumbling forth, social media erupted in indignation and soon enough we were soon dealing with a fully fledgedscandale. The Cannes press office rushed out a garbled statement: “Rules have not changed throughout the years (Tuxedo, formal dress for Gala screenings) and there is no specific mention about the height of the women's heels as well as for men's. Thus, in order to make sure that this rule is respected, the festival's hosts and hostesses were reminded of it.” Well, that cleared that up. Perhaps wisely, press screenings are exempt from any dress code: scruffy journalists are free to ascend the Palais' steps in flip flops and trainers.

2. 10月份的读数较9月份回落0.8个百分点，其中主要追踪大型国有企业的生产指数回落1.3个百分点，降至53.4。新订单指数回落1.9个百分点，降至52.9。

3. The Shape of Water