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Mr Kibaki's newly appointed ministers at first insisted there was nothing to negotiate.
齊貝吉總統(tǒng)新任命的部長(zhǎng)們起初堅(jiān)持表示沒(méi)有什么可談的。
He then introduced the five newly appointed FAO Ambassadors, who have signed on to FAO's appeal to end world hunger .
然后他介紹了新任命的糧農(nóng)組織的五位大使，這五位大使簽名與糧農(nóng)組織一起發(fā)出消除世界饑餓的呼吁。
FIVE years ago, Britain’s newly appointed information commissioner, Richard Thomas, gave warning that the public was in danger of “sleepwalking into a surveillance society”.
五年前，英國(guó)新任命的信息專(zhuān)員理查德?托馬斯曾發(fā)出警告，公眾正面臨著“在睡夢(mèng)中步入監(jiān)控社會(huì)”的危險(xiǎn)。

It began with this news: READER: "The Christianized Indians in some parts of Plimouth, have newly appointed a day of Thanksgiving to God for his Mercy in supplying their extreme and pinching Necessities under their late want of Corn, & for His giving them now a prospect of a very Comfortable Harvest.
Newly appointed Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira held a news conference in Islamabad that most private Pakistani television networks did not broadcast live.

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