The White House was located in Pennsylvania street in Washington, DC.

A . outweighs that held by the states. B . is dependent on the states’ support. C . is established by federal statutes. D . rarely goes against state laws.

A . before B . firstly C . originally D . lastly

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A . stop bank failures B . prevent radical actions in the United States C . prevent the further worsening of the economic situation and lessen the personal sufferings of the people D . prevent further worsening of the unstable political situatio

A. it’s facing a stream B. it’s faced a stream C. its front facing a stream D. its front faced a stream

A.might be in the kitchen B.was more likely to be upstairs C.would be easily seen by the light from the hall D.would look frightening to a child

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A．It didn ’ t move,so she pushed harD B．He was pushing hard for welfare reform． C．He ’ s been pushing himself too hard,working 12-hour days． D．The law would push even more children into poverty．

A．limit the oil prices B．manipulate prices by using the reserve C．save money D．reduce demand

"Based on what we know now, we are retracting our original story that an internal military investigation had uncovered Koran abuse at Guantanamo Bay," Newsweek Editor Mark Whitaker said in a statement, a day after apologizing for the report. The retraction came as the White House, the Pentagon and the State Department all heavily criticized the report and said it had damaged the U.S. image abroad. White House spokesman Scott McClellan had said it was "puzzling" that Newsweek had not retracted the story a day after apologizing for it. The original report in Newsweek reported ______ A．that 16 Afghanistan prisoners were killed at Guantanamo Bay B．that interrogators dishallowed the Koran at Guantanamo Bay C．that interrogators heavily criticized U.S. policy at Guantanamo Bay D．that prisoners of war were abused at Guantanamo Bay

A．while B．when C．as D．after

A．it may stir a great deal of debate among the Bush Administration B．every unit of the modern military has depended on the heavy use of some kind of electronic equipment C．the Pentagon's concern was understandable D．they had different arguments

A．above the village B．beyond the village C．under the village D．within the village

A．intended to issue a new ban on formidable firearms B．appeared indifferent to the expired ban on weapons C．was indefinite about the ban on assault weapons D．overlooked the constitutional right to own weapons

A．The reasons it offers are largely insignificant. B．The Clinton-Nickles bill was too expensive. C．Its tax cuts proposal is even more costly. D．The estimated cost for the bill is just $ 5 billion.