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MP3

A The issue of downloading, copying, burning and distributing mp3s still remains unresolved. What is more, mp3s are still rising in popularity and are known as the superior audio format on the net. The issue affects many people, including producers, sound engineers, graphic artists and song writers as well as musicians. However, it is the record companies which are feeling most threatened.
B Mp3s boast the highest compression rates, at 12 to 1, and they maintain sound quality that is nearly as good as a CD as they have drawn on over 15 years of psycho-acoustic research. Their small size makes them quick, easy and reliable to download and they even have the power to increase the number of hits to websites which house them.
C It is easy to see why mp3s have become so widely popular these days but there are a number of legal, practical, and ethical issues surrounding t

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A The issue of downloading, copying, burning and distributing mp3s still remains unresolved. What is more, mp3s are still rising in popularity and are known as the superior audio format on the net. The issue affects many people, including producers, sound engineers, graphic artists and song writers as well as musicians. However, it is the record companies which are feeling most threatened.
B Mp3s boast the highest compression rates, at 12 to 1, and they maintain sound quality that is nearly as good as a CD as they have drawn on over 15 years of psycho-acoustic research. Their small size makes them quick, easy and reliable to download and they even have the power to increase the number of hits to websites which house them.
C It is easy to see why mp3s have become so widely popular these days but there are a number of legal, practical, and ethical issues surrounding t

[单项选择]"For all you know, I might have a tremendous burning talent," warns the heroine of Brief Encounter, as the camera pans on to a serenading lady cellist in a teashop trio. "Oh dear, no," comes the reply, "you’re too sane and uncomplicated."
For a place where talent rarely falls below combustion point, the Royal College of Music is good at not encouraging the cinema stereotype of what it means to be an artist. In fact, the college is too close to the profession it serves to be anything but a breeding ground of serious hard work: there’s not time, and very little room for temperament. The proof of industry is quite audible on weekdays during term, when the whole building generates a comfortable din of uncoordinated noise, as pervasive as the English academic smell of polished and cooked cabbage that haunts the corridors.
The overall impression is that the college has outgrown its premises as well as its sound-proofing, even though the building in Prince Consort Road has been exte
A. well trained in n musical academy
B. too sensitive and pure
C. talented as she herself had described
D. temperamental enough to be an artist

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