He lurched up the aisle, falling against two tables on the way and getting his hand wet in somebody's coffee.

他突然歪向走道边，撞到了路中间的两张桌子,手还碰到了别人的咖啡。

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They have to contend with something called moral hazard, which is the risk that people will be affected by the fact that they're insured and do something bad.

保险公司必须应对道德风险的问题,也就是说,有些人可能会因为购买了保险,而动了歪念来骗取保费

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It would move to the right all the time.

他的头会总是会歪向右边

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in which we suddenly find ourselves, without meaning to and without being simply victims of any sort of cultural tyranny, standing in front of something, clasping our hands, tilting our head and feeling somehow or another different from the way we feel when we typically look at things.

我们会突然发现，自己毫无理由地,不受任何外在因素控制地，站在一样东西面前，拼命地鼓掌，歪着头品味，感觉到此时此刻的感受,与平时不同。

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