They called themselves the New Romantics.

他们自称新浪漫主义者。

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There are at least two trees that are both older than anyone who has ever called themselves a Minneapolitan.

至少有两棵树都比任何一个自称是明尼阿波利斯人的人都要老。

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Of the students who called themselves shy, 12.4 percent actually met the criteria to be diagnosed with social phobia.

在称自己害羞的学生中，实际上，12.4%符合可以诊断为社交恐惧的标准。

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In eighteen seventy-seven, Edgar Degas came to her studio and asked her to join his group of artists who called themselves the Independents.

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Being unimaginative boys, they called themselves "The Eagles" and "The Rattlers" but as--what happened was, being separated they developed distinctive cultures.

这些没什么想象力的小男孩就把队伍取名为,“老鹰”和“响尾蛇”,接着，分组以后,他们就形成了各自的文化。

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Paul's letters actually became so famous and respected, and at least in some aspects of early Christianity, that they were called themselves "scripture."

保罗的书信著名而且受人重视，在早期的基督教里面，它们自诩为圣典“

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In 2007, the last time Pew conducted a similar survey, 78.4% of American adults called themselves Christian.

CNN: Millennials leaving church in droves, study says

He staffed the ships with volunteers, many of them teen-agers, who called themselves the Sea Organization.

NEWYORKER: The Apostate

YouGov, a pollster, recently compared voters who called themselves English with those who identified as British.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot