Jeffrey Beaumont: Do you see that house? I used to know a kid who lived there, he had the biggest tongue in the world.

杰弗里博蒙特：你看到这房子了吗？我曾经认识的一个孩子住在这里，他有世界上最大的舌头。

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To begin, let's examine an exciting new research paper from Switzerland that was recently brought to my attention by my colleague, Dr. Jeffrey Gates.4 (Please see related story).

首先，我想介绍一下我的同事杰弗里·盖茨博士推荐给我的一篇瑞士科学家写的令人激动的最新研究报告。

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Jeffrey Beaumont: See that clock on the wall? In five minutes you are not going to believe what I just told you.

杰弗里·博蒙特：看到墙上的钟吗？五分钟后你将不会相信我所告诉你的。

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Jeffrey Sachs, a Harvard economist, has drawn attention to the scale of the problem: poor countries cannot afford expensive medicines, and drug companies naturally tend to focus their research on finding cures for the ills of the rich (see Jeffrey Sachs on development and Medicines for poor countries) rather than the afflictions of the poor.

ECONOMIST: Helping the poorest

"The mass inefficiency in corporate America is where I see the opportunity, " says Jeffrey Rich, 39, ACS' CEO, a former Citibank investment banker who joined the company soon after it was formed in 1989.

FORBES: The human factor

See, for example, Jeffrey Brown, Howard Gleckman, Peter Orszag, Robert Reischauer (as quoted by Jonathan Chait), and Paul Van de Water, and a follow up by Chuck and Jim Capretta.

FORBES: Medicare's Peculiar Budget Rules And The Fight Over Double Counting