Moreover, it appears to have been less volatile through the years; a reader from 1997 will probably be able to digest a .RTF written this year, and vice-versa.

而且，这些年里它已经显得稳定多了；1997 年的阅读器多半能理解今年编写的 .RTF ，反之也是。

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Juxtaposition, as one of the commonly used skills in the production of modern novels, puts seemingly contradictory elements together for the reader to digest and draw his own conclusions.

并置对照法是现代小说创作中普遍使用的技巧之一，主要是指通过将看似互不协调的各种成分摆放在一起，让读者从中体会并形成自己的认识。

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Many magazines failed. The two big successes of the period were Life Magazine and the Reader's Digest.

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"I picked up a Reader's Digest, and there I read that for $100 million the World Health Organization had eradicated small pox."

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At its peak in the 1970s, Reader's Digest boasted a circulation of 17 million in the United States alone, and its international editions sold millions more copies in many languages.

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Reader's Digest fans were suckers for sweepstakes, and its mailings scored 20% response rates.

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Once the voice of small-town America, under its founders Reader's Digest actively spread a far right-wing agenda.

ECONOMIST: Hard to digest

That changed in 1952, when Reader's Digest published "Cancer by the Carton, " an article detailing the dangers of smoking.

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