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[单项选择]This problem is far from( ), so it is due to the director’ decision.
A. settled
B. being settled
C. settling
D. being settling
[单项选择]Till now the problem is far from( )
A. being solved
B. solving
C. being solving
D. solved
[单项选择]Our research has not shown us anything so far, so there is little ()to continue with it.
A. impatience
B. incentive
C. impulse
D. initiative
[单项选择]The deadly bird flu so far has claimed a confirmed 18 lives in Vietnam and Thailand, though the suspected toll is higher at 23. Millions of birds have been culled across Asia in an effort to stop the spread of the disease. The U.N. health agency said that testing of virus material from a 23-year-old Vietnamese woman who died of the HSN1 avian flu virus showed no human transmission. The woman and her 30-year-old sister were confirmed victims of bird flu. Their brother died of a flu-like illness but because his body was cremated (焚化), there was no chance to test for the virus. "WHO has today received the results from a study of virus isolated from a 23-year-old woman who is part of a family cluster in Vietnam under investigation as the first possible instance of human-to-human transmission," the agency said in a statement posted on its Web site. "Virus genetic material from this woman, as for the other case in this cluster, is of avian origin and contains no human influenza genes," it sa
A. the woman got the virus from her sister
B. the woman’s brother was also infected by bird flu
C. the woman is the first instance of confirmed victims
D. there was no evidence of human transmission yet
[填空题]Chaddha has so far funded the GSBF lamp project himself.
[单项选择]Our knowledge about agriculture has so far been ______ confined to books.
A. primarily
B. exclusively
C. repeatedly
D. undoubtedly
[单项选择]The organization has so far raised $2.5 million to finance bone ______ trans-plants for children.
A. marrow
B. moron
C. mussel
D. mire
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Sally Kemmerer has, so far, escaped Northern California’s rolling blackouts.
But up on the roof for her Oakland home, workers are tapping into, perhaps, the most reliable power source, the sun. It could mean no more worries about blackouts or power rates.
Sally Kemmerer, homeowner says, "I hope that we’ll be able to zero out, you know, our electric bill. I mean that’s definitely our goal."
Turning the sun’s rays into electricity is, of course, nothing new.
But California’s power crisis has cast a new light on the technology.
Gary Gerber, a solar power contractor, says, "I might have been getting, say three phone calls a week a couple of months age. I’m getting six a day now, it’s completely crazy."
Alternative energy is even more attractive, thanks to a state rebate program. So far this month, California’s energy commission has received 200 project applications. Tha
A. living in a suburban neighborhood
B. living in the only house in a wide area
C. living without the utility company’s electrical power
D. living without any electricity from any source