The two things that you focus on are maintaining what you have now that's good and growing, all right?

你需要注意两件事,第一是保持现状，第二是不断发展？

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And with like little help from the other people who are around but trying to figure out how to manage the transition from doing that most especially within the period of kind of one of the people's programming.

我们很少向他人求助，都是各顾各,但大家都试图寻找一种,改变现状的方法,尤其当你也是其中一个编程人员。

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The plan, every time, is to predict the future given the present.

无论何时,我们的做法都是根据现状来预测未来

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It's still--they can make losses for a long time before they're in trouble, so presumably there won't be a problem, but in principle there could be and so that's the kind of issue that we have now.

在陷入困境之前的很长一段时间内,他们可以承受亏损,也可以假设不会有任何问题发生,但是原则上讲是有可能会出问题的,这就是我们面临的现状

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That's why all these arguments that we all get into these days about third-party political candidates what do we really need in our political culture, what would break apart the stagnation of our two-party system, if that's what people want or put more directly, will Michael Bloomberg run or not?

这就是我们今天为何面对这些争论,关于第三方党派的候选人,也就是我们的政治文化中究竟需要什么,什么能打破我们两党制停滞不前的现状呢,如果这是人民所愿,或者更直接的说,迈克尔.布隆伯格的做法行得通吗

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