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3)i realized i¡¯d grown up when i knew i should be responsible for my own actions, make decisions for myself, and work to earn my own living epenses.
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1)there are a number of causes for the great increase in divorce rate in our country.
2)in general, there are two main reasons leading to the prevalence of the cheating in eams.
3)three are several factors contributing to the booming of china¡¯s higher education.
4)several reasons/factors are responsible for/may account for/contribute to the coming back of many chinese overseas students.
5)its popularity is due to/results from/is caused by/can be attributed to the clean and comfortable environment and the ecellent service.
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1)thus, for some students, cheating, though risky, is absolutely a shortcut to get a satisfying academic evaluation.
2)as for(as to) the society, the 7-day holiday well serves the purpose of stimulating consumption and promoting the development of tourism.
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1)when it comes to whether college students should be involved in business activities, there are different opinions.
2)when it comes to individuals, no matter what reasons drive them to buy lottery tickets, they actually contribute to the society by lending a helping hand to unfortunate people and to the development of sports in our country.
3)as far as i¡¯m concerned you can do what you like.
4)the rise in interests rates will be disastrous as far as small firms are concerned.
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1)it goes without saying that the love of beauty is an essential part of all healthy human nature.
2)the fast growth of space eploration will undoubtedly influence our way of life and way of thinking.
3)it must be admitted that the price war will disturb the normal order of the market.
4)admittedly, there are advanced research environment and better living conditions in developed countries, and students from developing countries can not resist the temptation of earning more salary in the west.
5)no one can deny that e-economy has great potentials and advantages in many aspects.
6)there is no denying the fact that money is indispensable to us in the consuming society.
17.¡°¾¡¹Ü¡±
1)though it is a very difficult task, we should try all means to bring the birth rate under control.
2)in spite of what has been achieved in controlling the birthrate, there is much to be desired.
3)they had a wonderful holiday, despite the bad weather.
18.¡°ÓÐÁË¡¾ÍÄÜ¡±/¡°Ã»ÓÐ¡¾Í²»ÄÜ¡±
1)with money, they can buy cars, houses and many luuries, and lead a comfortable life.
2)with private cars, people are able to enjoy their leisure time to the full by making trips in their cars to the countryside or seaside at the weekends.
3)without adequate latest information necessary in his work, one will achieve no success in his career.
19.¡°°Ñ¡¿´×÷Îª¡±
1)however, some people consider mankind¡¯s eploration into the space as a waste of time, money and resources.
2)in spite of these arguments, there are those who see (view) it as a hasty decision, which has some potential problems.
3)a doctor should look on (regard/think of) his work not as a money-making business, but rather as a social service.
20.±íÊ¾¡°¿´·¨/¹Ûµã¡±
1)there are different opinions on (people have different ideas about / different people may hold different views about) whether firecrackers should be banned.
2)recently, there has been a heated debate (discussion) over whether or not sports stars can go to college or graduate school without taking the entrance eams.
3)the issue of whether or not students should take a part time job has been widely debated currently.
4)university merger, a hot topic on and off campus, is obviously a controversial problem.
5)views on the issue in question vary widely from person to person.
6)quite a lot of people hold/claim/argue/advocate/suggest that owning private cars is of great benefit, while others say/assume/maintain/stress that there may be problems with the increasing number of private cars.
7)on the surface of it, the above arguments seem nice and convincing, but on second thoughts, we may find that they can hardly hold water.
8)from the above discussion, i think that both sides of the argument are right in some way. however, i would like to take a more neutral position.
9)there is some truth in these arguments, but they overlook a deeper and more basic factor that¡
10)some people believe that international sport creates goodwill between the nations and that if countries play games together they will learn to live together. others say that the opposite is true: that international contests encourage false national pride and lead to misunderstanding and hatred. there is probably some truth in both arguments, but it is still my strong conviction that¡
11)it is true that money can bring us a comfortable life, but it is not the only thing that we are seeking after.
12)as far as the personal insurance in china is concerned, i think, there is bound to be a bright future.
13)as to the role of information in the future, i believe that it will play a more and more important role in the modern society.
14)as for their differences, my opinion is that both generations should make allowance for each other.
15)personally, i am in favor of education entering market since it is a service industry.
16)to my mind, we should attach great importance to the balanced ecology and well-protected environment.
17)i strongly suggest that the first priority should be given to education because science and technology are the prime productive force.

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1)just as woods are indispensable to birds, so is the earth to human beings.
2)as far as personality is concerned, they have almost everything in common.
3)my hobby is similar to his in that we both like collecting records, foreign and domestic.
4)as the economies of all countries are closely interrelated no country can develop in self-seclusion. the same is true of china.
5)beijing is populous and crowded, while canberra is just the opposite.
6)china¡¯s condition differs from ours in that china has the largest population in the world.
7)it seems safe to say that the advantages of marriage outweigh the disadvantages of divorce.
8)perhaps nothing can rival the pleasure from reading.
9)there could be no doubt that job-hopping has its drawbacks as well as merits.
10)men may be superior to women in physical affairs. yet, there is no difference in intelligence.
11)people¡¯s attitude towards drugs varies from person to person.
22.½áÂÛ¾äÐÍ
1)as long as we act intelligently and promptly, we can surely solve the problem of water shortage.
2)as long as we take effective measures, the problems caused by the aged society will be reduced to the smallest etent.
3)as long as the government and individuals strive hard, there will certainly be a way out for the laid-off workers.
4)whatever changes are responsible for the rise in divorce rate, one thing is certain: there is a significant change in people¡¯s traditional views of marriage and divorce.
5)in short (in a word/all in all/to sum up), great efforts should be made to enhance ethic and moral education when high priority is given to the economic development.
6)it is only when these measures are put into practice that the shortage of water can be solved.
7)only when the old age problem is well handled can we maintain a stable and harmonious society.
8)if people from all walks of life pay enough attention to this problem, our life in the city will certainly be more enjoyable.
9)judging from all evidence offered, we can safely come to the conclusion that coeducation is beneficial to the psychological and intellectual growth of both boy and girl students.
10)from what has been discussed above, we may come to (arrive at/reach/draw) the conclusion that the city is a better place for children¡¯s education.

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