1. As inevitably happens with all things trade in this White House a vigorous debate has erupted over the future of Korus, as the pact is known in Washington. Among the biggest opponents within the administration are the Trump security team, which thinks breaking commercial ties with an important ally in the middle of a geopolitical crisis is probably not a great idea. US business doesn’t like the idea either. Both are likely to mean at least some short-term delays in Washington carrying out any threats. But then again the politics are also volatile in Seoul. Might the new government there exercise its own right to pull out?

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3. 在证监会分类的18个行业中，金融业高管以2736万元的年薪排名第一，地产业高管以1118万元的年薪位居次席。

4. 4. AT&T

5. 农业原材料，特别是所谓的软性大宗商品，例如糖、咖啡和棉花，今年的表现在最佳之列。

6. 时间：2010-03-14 编辑：alex

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2. In short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.

3. 《纽约时报》记者詹姆斯?格尔曼追踪报道了一群科学家，他们试图找到将狼与狗区分开来的基因。为了进行科学研究，饲养小狼崽的人必须每周7天、每天24小时和它们在一起，使它们能够适应社会化，以便进行科学研究。尽管这些幼崽看起来很可爱，它们最终还是会成长为掠食性的狼，而不是人类的忠实伙伴。研究人员希望他们的工作将有助于揭示，究竟是什么因素在历史上让一部分狼演化成人类熟悉的狗。

4. 然后，他用那把小提琴砸穿了那幅画。

5. Concerns about China’s economy have recently dragged down global financial markets, affecting prospects for the eurozone and many others. Such worries are one reason why the European Central Bank is expected on Thursday to unleash a new round of economic stimulus.

6. Users say the voice messages are transferred quickly enough to have a conversation on the platform. But different from free voice applications such as Microsoft Corp.'s Skype, it also offers the flexibility of answering messages at a later time. 'I can decide when to reply, or not to,' said Beijing WeChat user Robin Wang.

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2. "They say: 'I wonder why she kept her head down in the meeting; I wonder why she's not eager to take over that project; I wonder why she's leaving early a couple days a week," Kay says. "You're planting questions in their head."

3. Aspiring young leaders already place more emphasis on using their influence, rather than trying to exert power through the embedded authority of their position or their assigned title. Many are already gaining leadership experience, not through promotion at established institutions but by running bottom-up movements and voluntary groups, or by shaping their own start-ups.