The WHO chief then switched gears and presented a list of, what she called, qualified good news.

陈冯富珍后来转换了话题，提到一系列她称之为“够格的好消息”。

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The portress set to scraping away the grass from what she called her pavement, with an old knife, and, as she tore out the blades, she grumbled

看门的女人用一把旧刀，把门前被她称作是她的铺路石石缝里长出的青草除去，一边除一边嘟囔着

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During a lively exchange Seema Aziz of Care Foundation described a huge demand or what she called a "desperate desire" among poor people in Pakistan to give their children a quality education.

在一次热烈的交流中，凯尔基金会的Seema Aziz描述了她称为巴基斯坦贫困人民让他们的子女受到高质量教育的“迫切愿望”。

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She said public health has been on what she called "a winning streak."

VOA: special.2011.02.01

She said the United States is moving from mostly the direct exercise of power to what she called "a more sophisticated and difficult mix of indirect power and influence."

VOA: special.2010.05.29

In a speech before the German parliament, Chancellor Angela Merkel defended the new regulations on what she called "destructive" behavior by financial markets.

VOA: standard.2010.05.19

This week, Christina Rojas, a congresswoman from Morales' party, attacked what she called neoliberals and sell-outs.

NPR: Bolivian Referendum Reveals Sharp Divisions

In the Commons, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher condemned what she called "trial by television".

BBC: Northern Ireland

Thea Melosi(ph), a mother of four girls, described what she called the dangerous cultural practice.

NPR: The Missed Education of African Girls