1. 不过现在，她已经开始利用自己童话公主一般的面容做慈善事业了，她会装扮成童话角色的样子，为孩子们演出，为癌症患儿的家长加油鼓劲。

2. 被称为红热病的传染病在20世纪盛行，击溃了当时西方国家的幼儿们和体弱者。

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4. ‘Unfortunately, while the newest episode may be a fantastic addition to the Star Wars franchise, ‘starwars’ is a dangerous password to use,’ said Morgan Slain, CEO of SplashData, Inc.

5. The city of 21 million people recorded 1.86 trillion yuan in total consumption in 2015, marking a yearly rise of 8.7 percent. Consumption contributed over 70 percent to the city's GDP growth.

6. China has long since eclipsed Russia as the world's number two power behind the US.

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1. As a measure of that fall, 10 works have sold at auction for more than $100 million since 2004, and all of them were made by modern or contemporary artists in the past 120 years. Older paintings have seen their value, in relative terms, level off or decline. The trend was plain to see in recent weeks, as London’s auction houses tried to find buyers for their latest tranche of old masters. As has been the case in recent years, there were few works by major names.

2. If all this comes to pass, Huberty estimates that Apple's addressable smartphone market in China, which had dwindled to 10%, could triple to nearly 30%.

3. Britney, YOU drive me crazy for appearing on Loose Women smacking gum like it's 1998 as the panel interrogate you.

4. Domain name registrar GoDaddy, which is based in Scottsdale, Ariz., broke ground in May on its new Global Technology Center in Tempe. GoDaddy already employs 2, 600 people in the Greater Phoenix area and the new facility is expected to add 300 more. Other companies expanding in Arizona include Asurion, a leader in technology protection services. They opened a new technical support center in Phoenix and want to fill 500 jobs by the end of the year. Energy provider Direct Energy opened a new call center in Tempe this year and is looking to fill as many as 300 openings.

5. A new report released just last week confirmed that many of us are still using the word 'password' to access our accounts.

6. 因为一种鲜为人知的病毒所造成的重大影响，2016年将在全球卫生方面被人们铭记。这似曾相识，不过此次登上全球头条新闻的不是埃博拉病毒，而是寨卡——一种通过蚊子传播的病毒，大脑存在缺陷的新生儿数量在巴西急剧增加与此有关。

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1. The University of Pittsburgh team used stem cells made from skin to make MCPs, a special kind of cell that acts as a precursor to cardiovascular tissue. They then placed these cells on a 3-D scaffold designed to support a mouse heart. Within 20 days, the new heart began beating at 40 to 50 beats per minute.

2. 黑莓在周三下午的一份声明中表示：“黑莓尚未与三星进行过任何潜在的收购谈判。黑莓的方针是不对谣言和揣测加以评论，因此我们也不会对此做出进一步说明。”

3. As for the worst job of 2013? Newspaper reporter bumped last year's loser, lumberjack, for the ignominious distinction.