In 1986, a research group in the national female shot team was founded to re-recognize the essence of shot event.

1986年起国家集训队女子铅球项目成立了攻关组，对铅球项目的本质进行了重新认识。

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Nowadays, there has been a great development of news operation and news theory, so it is necessary to re-recognize the news value.

在新闻实践、新闻理论飞速发展的今天，有必要对新闻价值重新审视。

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As far as modern education is concerned, the most urgent is to re-recognize the internal relations among these co-existing forms of pedagogy.

对现代教育而言，迫切需要的是重新认识这几种并存的教育学之间的内在关联。

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And we'll have to see how this unfolds." Clinton declined to say whether the Obama administration will formally recognize Mr.Ahmadinejad's re-election, saying U.S.officials are going to "take this a day at a time" and carefully assess what happens.

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We're also going to recognize, however, that insurance got a slow start because-- I believe it is because-- people could not understand the concept of probability.

不管怎么说,我们得承认,保险起步缓慢,因为...,我相信是因为...,人们无法理解概率的概念

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And the reason for positing these things is because we're clearly able to think about these ideas, and yet, we recognize that the ordinary physical world-- although things may participate in them to varying degrees-- we don't actually come across these objects or entities in the physical world.

我们假定这些的原因是,这样我们就能够清楚的,去思考这些理念,目前我们认识到在正常的现实世界中,尽管很多东西或多或少的参与其中,我们并不会在现实世界中,直接面对这些对象或者个体

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We need a discussion on this at the national level, where priorities need to be re-set to recognize the antequated state of our own infrastructure.

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On the other side, there are those who have long advocated for nuclear power -- including many Republicans -- who have to recognize that we're not going to achieve a big boost in nuclear capacity unless we also create a system of incentives to make clean energy profitable.

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And what I've learned is that when you have major issues that are centuries in the making--and certainly poverty and the intersection between poverty and racial discrimination has been in this country for a long, long time--what we have to do is to recognize that we're not going to reverse it overnight, but we can make steady progress.

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