2014年12月英语六级听力备考练习1

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　　英语六级听力部分算是同学们考试时的难点吧。听力这部分不能急于求成，需要时间来练习。对于这部分同学们平时在积累词汇的基础上多加练习就可以，听的多了就能掌握技巧，距离12月份的四六级考试还有一段时间，同学每天练习一点听力，考试时听力就能取得高分了。
　　

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　　The charred remains of a Ukrainian military convoy-all that's left after an ambush by Russian-backed separatists.
　　It's scenes like this that have NATO officials pushing for a new rapid reaction force-one that can deploy within days to help member states on Russia's border.
　　But while U.S. troops have been taking part in ramped-up war games to reassure nervous European allies, at the White House Tuesday there were questions about how much Washington is willing to contribute.
　　“Certainly the United States will be supportive of any sort of alliance decisions."
　　“So we could contribute troops? That option remains available that the U.S. will consider?”
　　“Well, there are already troops, in some cases operating under the NATO banner, in some cases just operating on American military bases.”
　　NATO officials say the rapid reaction force is part of a larger plan that is expected to be endorsed by leaders at this week's summit in Wales.
　　The force would include several thousand troops based in their home countries with air, sea and special forces support.
　　“The spearhead force will be the first step, but of course it will be followed by more force if needed. But we do believe that there is a very strong deterrent."
　　Such talk has irritated Moscow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says it is getting out of hand.
　　"It is necessary to restrain the 'war party' in Kyiv and in reality only the U.S. can do this."
　　At the Pentagon, Rear Admiral John Kirby responded...
　　“You want to talk provocative, let's talk about a few thousand Russian troops inside eastern Ukraine."
　　Still, some NATO members, like Estonia, say what's needed is more than a new force.
　　“For us, it would be important that both NATO and the U.S. would be present in our region as long as Russia is continuing its aggressive policies. So we're talking about continuous or more sustainable presence of both NATO and the U.S. in the region."
　　Estonia's chief of mission to the U.S. tells VOA his country already has adequate facilities, including one of the most modern military airfields in northern Europe.