Having a disability, people still look at you weird, but it's like, 'Alright.He's got a disability, but it's kind of okay now.'" Life for people with disabilities has improved greatly since Bobbi Wailes was stricken with polio as a 12-year-old, before the vaccine became available in the 1950s.

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There was a pretender to the throne, and this man was--his life got off to an interesting start.

有一个觊觎王位的人,这个人的一生,有一个有趣的开始

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But, in all, it's got a fairly good work-life balance.

但是总体来讲，当会计师的还是可以相当好地平衡工作与生活。

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Do you want to be lobotomized where that's the only way, at least that we've got so far, to imagine a life that you would enjoy forever.

你们想接受额叶切除术吗,至少那是我们想到的唯一办法，去想象一种永远享受的生活。

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They just got back from World War II, they didn't want another war, they wanted to live a normal life, they wanted to have kids, and then this terrible war was coming, they thought.

人们刚从二战战场返回祖国,无心恋战,只想享受平凡生活,养儿育女,结果又来了一场恶战

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- After all, if you knew-- suppose we had the birthmarks that told you -- when you were going to die-- if you had that kind of a birthmark, you would face your entire life with the burden of knowing, I've got 48 years left, 47 years left, 50 years left.

毕竟，如果你知道-,假设我们有个胎记能告诉你,你什么时候去世-,如果你有那种胎记，你一辈子都将面对那种知情的压力，我还剩48年，还剩47年，还剩50年。

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