At just 23, he made news as the youngest-ever member of China's Writers Association.

23岁时，他成为中国作协最年轻的会员，这一时成为了新闻。

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A slimmer Bill Clinton made news for talking about doing it, and all Chelsea's friends do it — at least they did on her wedding day.

相比从前瘦的比尔·克林顿也因为谈论自己在做这个而引起轰动，切尔西的所有朋友都做这个，至少，他们在她的婚礼上是这么做了。

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Making hospitals safe in emergencies, a new look at women’s health, global health risks, and progress towards tackling malaria also made news in 2009.

加强医院应对紧急情况的能力、妇女健康问题的新视角、全球健康风险以及在预防疟疾方面取得的进展，均成为2009年的新闻事件。

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Space debris made news on March twelfth when a part of an old rocket motor about ten centimeters in size threatened the International Space Station.

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He got picked up by all the major news services, the stock plummeted, he sold immediately and he made a lot of money.

主流媒体争相报道这条消息,造成股价狂跌,马上卖出,借此狠赚一笔

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The capture of the Maersk Alabama made news around the world.

VOA: special.2009.04.25

You said that -- or I wonder if Vice President Biden made news or misspoke.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

New York Democrat Charlie Rangel, who heads the Tax Writing Ways and Means Committee, immediately made news.

NPR: House, Senate Offer Health Care Plans

The Yangtze river dolphin made news because scientists think that it may now have been driven to extinction.

ECONOMIST: Conservation marketers choose land over beast