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1. 不会。这笔被誉为史上最大规模的首次公开发行(ipo)，是沙特实际领导人穆罕默德本萨勒曼(mohammed bin salman)宏大经济重组计划的基石，因此沙特阿美ipo肯定会成行。该公司的股票将在沙特本国的证交所上市。不过，此次ipo计划在国外的部分不太可能是一次公开发行。唐纳德特朗普正在为纽约游说，伦敦也在全力以赴争取。香港和东京也在沙特的考虑之中。但沙特会转而选择非公开售股，或者在晚于预期的时间在国外上市。

2. adj. 故意的，有意的；打算中的 n. 已订婚者 v.

3. 在苹果公司外面，摆着一台显示乔布斯照片的iphone ，用以寄托对这位苹果创始人和前ceo的哀思。2011年10月6日，旧金山，苹果总部

4. by more than one measure, 2014 is a year the honda motor co. would prefer to forget or to obscure, reflected in a roundabout way by its grand slogan for 2015, “the year of honda.”

5. goldie hawn’s award for best supporting actress in the 1970 film cactus flower rests somewhere altogether more zen – in the “india room” in which she likes to meditate. hers isn’t the only award to apparently emit good vibes – russell crowe’s award for best actor, which he won for his role as the bang-on-trend, leather miniskirt clad maximus decimus meridius in ridley scott’s 2000 film gladiator, is kept in a chicken coop on the actor’s australian ranch. crowe apparently thinks it helps the hens lay bigger eggs.

6. 自这份年度榜单编制之初，“password”就占据了“最常用密码”的榜首位置。而在2013年榜单中，“password” 排名下滑到了第二位。

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1. according to the index, tourists are "spending overwhelmingly" to shop -- and not to dine -- in the top 20 destinations outside of europe, despite many of them being world-famous cuisine capitals.

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3. a total of 13.14 million new urban jobs were added.

4. 源于：qualify（v 使具有资格；限制）

5. wardrobe malfunctions was another common theme. some hapless interviewees “showed up in sweatpants,” one “was wearing mismatched shoes,” and another “didn’t realize his zipper was down.”

6. 哈维·韦恩斯坦被指控此后将麦高恩列入了黑名单，同时雇佣莫萨德机构跟踪麦高恩，窃取她的纪念手稿。

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1. in fact, create a hard and fast rule to keep work and job searching separate. that means no sneaking out for a phone interview. no browsing job boards. no applying or networking with your work email address. "you don't watch porn at work, and you don't work on your résumé at work," kay says. "you just don't."

2. 如果上述情况都变成现实，休伯蒂估计苹果在中国智能手机市场上已跌至10%的份额将会提高三倍，达到近30%。

3. here is my best guess - and that's all it is - for how the u.s. economy and markets will look in 2010: