They were already, in 1914, starting to require that food packages show nutritional -or ingredients and nutritional information.

在1914年,政府要求,食品厂商在包装上标明其营养成分,或者原材料及营养信息

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But what Milgram found that was particularly interesting was that in about half of the cases these packages went through two people.

但米尔格林姆一个特别有趣的发现是,有一半包裹经过了两个人。

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Even if death were inevitable, it wouldn't have to come in different-sized packages.

就算死亡是不可避免的，它也不一定要年龄分配不公。

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It gives foods a longer shelf life, and so things like pastries and individual wrapped packages have a very long shelf life, longer than if they don't have Trans fats.

它增长了食物的保质期,让糕点和独立包装的食品等能存放很久,比不含反式脂肪的食品存放时间长

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You're not going to start for the rest of your life if you ever need to solve a problem with a computer from scratch, odds are you're going to reach for some off the shelf packages or libraries or tools that other people wrote so that people like us don't have to reinvent the wheel again and again.

如果你想用Scratch来解决问题,却使用其他人写的程序,或者利用现成的资料或工具,这样以来,我们的确可以避免做重复性的工作,但却永远学不会编程。

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Most people were able to get the packages to this man and it took at maximum six degrees of separation, which is where the famous phrase comes about that we're all separated from another person by six degrees of separation.

大部分人都能装包裹寄给这个男人,这个过程最多经过六度分隔，著名的六度分隔理论就是这样来的,这个理论是说人与人之间有六度分隔。

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