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2020年；2020学年高考英语听力特训3(文字):29f there was mixed reaction at home and abroad on the lack of a concrete agreement from the meetings in Iceland .on capitol hill，Reaction broke down along party lines with Democrats criticing the president for missing a golden opportunity；Republicans praised him for not caving in to the Soviets。Americas NATO allies were disappointed that promising arms reduction initiatives never materi alized . they especally regretted the lack of an agreettedI think the prospects are better now because the Soviets have agreed to particular numbers on their 50% proposal for re Dutions of strategic weapoadelman says arms negotiator s in Geneva can now pick up where the tals left off in reykjeavik .flood water began to rec de today in Alaska after three days of rain caused heavy Damage，Damage expected to reach into the millions of dollars .its getting better，Said one emergency workerthings are actually starting to lookup。Alaska governor bill sheffield planned to fly over the flood-stricken areas nor Th and south of anchorage . so far，there are no reports of injuriesall the high schools and middle schools in south Africa in the black township of so weto were shut down today as students staged a massive walk out . thou stou旧dres of people are homeless and thousands more stranded，After severe rain and wind stormlasting three days slamed portions of south central allastingTim wolson，of member station kska in anchorage。the worst deluge of rain in at least a decade began pelting south central Alaska last Thursday night .sixty and seventy-mile-an-hour winds helper the r Ain wash away two bridges and the rail road line north of anchorage，and completedSeward mayor Harry gies ler says very conservative estimate of fifteen million dollars in damage has been done so far。were looking at extensive road repair and rebuilding on all the arterial roads and even the main road coming into town .and the rail road，pardon the expression，caught h，e，double toothpicks。heavy fog and continuing rain are hampering effors to assess the damage and get supplies to those who need them .but gies ler says those that need to Be evacuated have been，while others are trying to ride out the storm .you know alaskans are a very hearty bunch，and especally people that have things like dog teams and animals。they are very，Very reluctant to leave their home as long as its even there。so were going，trying to get back and check on people，Make sure theyre all right and that they have food and water and things like that .The water is still rising in spots，and Seward is expecting at least another twenty-four hours of rain。north of anchorage，The damage is just as severe。lieutnant Mike holler of the state division of the emergency services says sever al hundred homes in the valley north of anchorage have been damagedIt remains to be seen，as people literally walk out of the Woods or find dry ground are evacuated，as to just what extent the damage will get the damagelieutnant holler says two major bridges north of anchorage were totally washed away by the raging water，And tracks belonging to the Alaska rail railNow，as far as the goods，shipment of goods and materials to sustain life in the interior of Alaska，That partiicular transportation aversemergency shelters have been set up for those left homeless by the flooding . Alaska governor bill sheffield has issued disaster declarations in ordersoffices say because of the remote eness of many of the communities invlved，It may be several days before the damage is fully assessed，and thatsfor national public radio，this is Tim WOL ston in anchorage，Alaska。the conflict between Arab and Jew in Israel and the occupied territories is fountight with bombs and jet fighter attacks and with high level politicalThese myths， said ship ler， stem from and help perpetuate the political and military conflicts .ship ler say