总统们

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The Presidents
... University)历史学名誉退休教授，著有《总统们》(The Presidents)一书，该书最近由企鹅出版社(Penguin)修订出版
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Excellencies
 2012年诺贝尔和平奖颁奖典礼... ... Ladies and Gentlemen, 女士们先生们， Excellencies, 总统们，首相们，诸位尊贵的 …
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presidentes
[这里的人很幽默，“本地居民（residentes）除外”前面只需要加上一个字母就变成了“总统们（presidentes）除外”，好有威慑力 …
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But his successors have not always been able to resist the temptation.
但是继他之后的总统们并非总能拒绝这种诱惑。
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Once upon a time the presidents, prime ministers and chancellors were the same as you. They went to university, worked, played.
很久很久以前，总统们，首相们和大法官们也曾跟你我一样，去上学，工作，玩乐。
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Since then, presidents have been more likely to eat the turkey rather than give it a reprieve.
从那时开始，比起给这些火鸡缓刑，总统们更喜欢吃掉它们。
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In the modern age, Presidents can experience their own military actions like a video game, except that they have no control over the events.
在这个高科技时代里，总统们可以像打电玩一样亲历他自己下令执行的军事行动，只不过不能控制事态的发展而已。
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No one expects him to go quietly, as the presidents of neighbouring Egypt and Tunisia did.
但是，没人期望卡扎菲会像邻国埃及和突尼斯的总统们那样悄然离去。
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Presidents do not like to admit mistakes. They see it as a sign of weakness.
路透华盛顿2月4日电（记者SteveHolland）---总统们总是不喜欢承认错误，认为那是软弱的表现。
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His calm wisdom and understanding helped him hammer out a model of sound administration for future chief executives to follow.
他那种稳坐钓鱼船的明智态度和理解精神使他能够树立起一个健全政府的典范，供后来的总统们遵循。
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The media watching and judging him have grown suspicious of presidents to the point, some say, of cynicism .
有人说，那个注视着他而且要加以评价的新闻界，已经发展到对总统们怀疑到--切都不顺眼的程度。
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The United States President is quite simply the most powerful man on earth, but past Presidents have often known little about science.
很明显，美国总统终究是世上最强大的人，但之前的总统们基本对科学知之甚少。
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For more than 100 years afterward, presidents used the word "unprecedented" in 72 speeches and mostly reserved it for major addresses.
此后大约100年间，总统们在72篇讲话中用了“空前的”一词，并且常常把它留给正式演说。
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