Why did past episodes when the U. S. ran large current account deficits not result in similar housing booms and busts?
为什么过去的一个个插曲中，当美国持高额的现金赤字并没有导致相同的房产暂时繁荣？
National Public Radio in the U. S. – or as Colbert calls their programming, state-sponsored jazz – ran a story entitled, Organic isn't always safer when it comes to botulism.
美国国家公共电台，或者如科尔伯特称他们的规划是国家资助的爵士舞，报道了一则名为《谈及食物中毒时，有机食物不总是安全的》的稿子。
One night, a flare accidentally set a nearby field on fire. When the farmer and his sons ran to put out the blaze, U. S. troops killed them, thinking they were being attacked.
一天半夜，附近地面上偶然燃起了大火，一个农民和他的几个儿子迅速冲过去扑灭，美军士兵误以为有人前来袭击，于是开火，灭火的父子当即毙命。
Following an unsuccessful bid for a seat in the U. S. House of Representatives in 2000, he ran for United States Senate in 2004.
以下是在美国国会众议院席位在2000年申办不成功，他竞选美国参议院于2004年。
U. S. refineries ran at 85.5 percent of total capacity on average, compared with 84 percent in the prior week.
美国的精炼厂冲击平均总产量在百分之85.5，与较早的星期的百分之84相比较。
Stinging cold rain ran off the brim of his hat and dripped down the back of U. S. Marshal Sam Chance's neck.
冰冷刺骨的雨水从帽檐上滑下来，滴在美国执法官萨姆·钱斯的脖子后面。
In 2010, the U. S. consumed about 19.15 million barrels per day, and the world ran through about 85.3 million barrels per day.
在2010年，美国每天大概消费1915万桶石油，而全世界每天大概消费8530万桶石油。
In 2010, the U. S. consumed about 19.15 million barrels per day, and the world ran through about 85.3 million barrels per day.
在2010年，美国每天大概消费1915万桶石油，而全世界每天大概消费8530万桶石油。
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