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The woman often called the First Lady of New York died on August. Brooke Astor was one hundred five years old. The extremely wealthy and famous New Yorker spent much of her life __1__(help)the needy in her beloved city. She was born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She was the only child of a high level military officer. After two earlier __2__(marry) £¬she married Vincent Astor in 1953 again. He came from a family __3__ had been rich for least on hundred years. Among other things, he owed many buildings in New York City. Brooke Astor became one of the __4__(rich)women in the world when Vincent Astor died. She also became head of a huge charity organization_ _5__(found) by her husband. He repeatedly had told her she would have fun giving __6__ his money. And apparently she did. Missus Astor gave tens of millions of dollars __7__(main)to places and people in New York City. She said it was the sensible choice because that was __8__ the money had been made. She gave financial support to the city?s cultural centers£¬its poor and disabled as __9__ as to many other smaller charities. When she died, the mayor of New York said the city would not be what it is today __10__ her support. 1£®[½âÎö] sb. spend time (in) doing sth.ijÈË»¨(ʱ¼ä£¬¾«Á¦)×öijÊ¡£ [´ð°¸] helping
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A new campaign to ban smoking in taxis is part of a wider push to clean up the city?s image before the 2010 World Expo(2010ÄêÊÀ½ç²©ÀÀ»á). The Shanghai Dazhong Taxi, a taxi company, said drivers __1__(find) smoking in their cabs could ¡°possibly¡± be fined or even temporarily banned __2__ working. Signs __3__(place) in all of the taxi company?s 9,100 strong fleet (³µ¶Ó) saying ¡°No Smoking in Taxis. Welcome to Shanghai World Expo¡±£®
¡°We hope the sanitation(ÎÀÉú»·¾³) of cabs in the city will be improved through our no-smoking campaign£¬__4__ is a mutual benefit for __5__ drivers and passengers. ¡±
Dazhong said it would __6__(close) monitor the campaign?s progress.
Drivers caught smoking will undergo the company?s training and inspection program. ¡°Cabs found to have cigarette smell will be called back¡±£¬ Zhao said.
Many taxi drivers smoke __7__(relax) from working long hours. The official admitted __8__ would not be an easy task to achieve a total smoke ban in a short time.
¡°Promoting non-smoking taxis in the whole city is __9__ long journey£¬¡± Zhao said. ¡°__10__ having a long way to go, we are confident of fulfilling our ?smoke-free taxi? program in the city through our diligence.¡±
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