"More than 70% of recorded great white attacks on humans result in just the shark biting and then leaving," she said.

“大白鲨袭击人类的记录中，有超过70%的结果是大白鲨咬了人，然后就离开，”她说。

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If you've fuzzed your program for 24 hours and it's still standing, then it's unlikely that further attacks of the same sort will compromise it.

如果您用24小时对程序进行模糊测试而其依然无事，那么随后同种类型的攻击就不大可能再危及到它。

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During summers, when you spend long hours wearing shoes, then the dark humid condition that prevails inside the shoes promote growth of fungus which then attacks the feet and toenails.

炎炎夏日，如果你长时间穿着鞋，那么鞋里那种又黑又潮的环境就会刺激真菌的增长，进而损害脚部和脚趾甲的健康。

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Imam Shakir recognizes that those attacks and other plots since then have fed public suspicions about Islam.

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And when somebody else then attacks them, say, "Look, I think that what John was saying was a good point and here's how I think he should have defended his position," or what have you.

并且当其他人攻击他们时，你说听着我觉得约翰说的是个好点子,和这是我认为他应该怎样维护自己的立场“,或者你有什么。

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"This would have been taken care of right then and there." The researchers studied more than 3,700 patients who had heart attacks and came to emergency rooms for treatment.

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Osama bin Laden declared war on America -- and then came the attacks -- the first World Trade Center, the embassies, the USS Cole, hundreds dead, thousands injured.

CNN: Pataki: 'Bush says what he means, he means what he says'

Mr. RANSTORP: Well, there are different assessments, but I think that if intelligence sources are claiming that there were at least 20 different networks across Europe, some are connected to the Zarqawi network, some are connected--and there's a great concern within Europe that the Iraqi conflict may have a blow-back effect, that individuals from Europe may travel down there, get the requisite expertise and then come back and may launch attacks.

NPR: A Look at Al Qaeda's Strength, Structure

He put in time at terrorist training camps in Pakistan and the Philippines, and then began plotting his attacks.

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