为纪念我们所失去的人们，我们继续为一个所有人、世界上每个角落的所有人能够生活得有尊严、自由与和平的世界而努力。

And in the memory of those we lost we continue to work for a world where all people, all people in every part of this world can live in dignity, freedom, and peace.

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月球被认为是由约45亿年前一个火星大小的星体与当时仍然处于熔融状态的地球相撞后弹出的碎片所形成的。

The moon is thought to have formed from debris ejected into space after a Mars-sized body collided with the still-molten Earth about 4.5 billion years ago.

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但我们与其沉湎于分离所带来的哀伤中，倒不如把期盼聚焦于一个更光明的未来——为他，也为我们自己。

But rather than dwell on the sadness of our parting, we'll focus on our hopes for a brighter future-for him, and for us.

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So I think the first critical decision I made is don't spend money as you promised it to your investors.

这就是我所做的第一个决策,不要像承诺的那样去花钱。

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So, where is Nabokov in here? I think that's one of the places where Nabokov is. It's Nabokov meditating on this problem.

那么，在这一段中纳博科夫在哪里呢？我，认为这是他所,存在的一个地方，纳博科夫正在沉思这个问题。

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And what he writes about is an extraordinary concept really: it's something called "the nobility of the poem".

他所写的是一个绝妙的理念,叫做，诗歌的高贵。

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