What do you see there when you think about the America they're giving us, all these figures? So, that's for your reading.

当看到他们呈现给我们的美国时你怎么看，所有这些人物，这是你们所要读到的。

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And if you are prepared to stand up for about two and a half to three hours to watch a play,

而且你要准备好了站上大约两个半小时到三个小时，去看一场戏剧，

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So make sure first that you read the question carefully, and realize the difference that is between the two.

你们首先确保把题目看对，要注意到这两个问法之间的差别。

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And I'll remind you, we saw a set of algorithms and part of my goal was to get you to begin to recognize characteristics of algorithms that map into a particular class.

我要提醒你们的是，我们看了很多算法,我的目标之一是让你们开始,意识到算法们的特性,并且能够一一映射到特定的分类中。

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Now the first passage is in Gadamer's text on page 735, the very bottom of the page, and then I'll be going over to page 736.

现在我们要看的第一篇文章是伽达默尔写的,在第735页最下面，一直到736页。

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But, from your point of view, you're wired up to respond to them.

但从你的角度看，你感应到要帮助他们。

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So you can think of it, if we were to just think of it as a straight line that we were going across, essentially what we're saying is that we're getting from point a to point c without ever getting through point b.

你们可以来想想看，如我我们把它想成是一条直线,我们要沿着这条线经过，这就是说我们要从ａ点,不经过ｂ点而到ｃ点。

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You should absolutely finish, at least A through part a this weekend, and save part b for next week.

你们要看完,或者至少看完部分，把B部分留到下周。

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It's going to weigh too much, we don't need to look at it. But it'll still be order 2 to the n.

我们没必要去看它,但是它还是要遵循2到n的顺序。

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