湖南省汝城二中高考英语一轮复习 阅读训练3Word文档格式.docx

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Inalettertoreaders,ArthurSulzberger,Jr.,thepublisherofthepaper,laidoutthedetailsofthepaywall,whichhesaidwillgointoeffectimmediatelyinCanadaandonMarch28thfortherestoftheworld.Hecalledthemove“animportantstepthatwehopeyouwillseeasaninvestment（投资）inTheTimes,onethatwillstrengthenourabilitytoprovidehigh-qualityjournalismtoreadersaroundtheworldandonanyplatform.”

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Thepaperalsosignaledthatitwantstostayrelevant（相关联的）inthesocialmediaworld.AccordingtoSulzberger’sannouncement,peoplewhocometotheTimessitefromFacebook,Twitterorfromblogswillbeabletoreadthosearticleseveniftheyhavegoneovertheirmonthlylimit.

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Toughnewrulesforpubsandclubs-includingabanondrinkinggamesliketheinfamous“dentist’schair”-willbeintroducedinBritainthisyearinabidtopreventtheheavydrinkingculturethatcoststhecountrybillionsofpoundsayear.

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Doctorsandhealthexpertsarguethatthegovernmenthasfailedtouseitsmosteffectiveweapon,thetaxationofminimumpricecontrolsonalcohol.

HomeSecretaryAlanJohnsonsaidhedidnotwanttotargetresponsibledrinkersonlowincomes,butthatthegovernmentandtheindustryhadadutytoactonheavydrinking.

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The“dentist’schair”,wheredrinksarepoureddirectlyintothemouthbyothers,wasmadefamousbythecelebrationsoffootballerPaulGascoigne.Thatgameandothersthatpromotemassconsumption（消费）willbebannedfromAprilandpublicans（酒店老板）willhavetoensurefreetapwaterismadeavailabletothedrinkers.

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ThegovernmentsaysexcessivedrinkingcostsBritainupto12billionpoundsayearandhasannouncedthatanypubsthatgoagainstthenewrulewillfaceseverepunishment.

Publicansandvendors（小贩）couldlosetheirlicenses,befinedupto20,000poundsorfacesixmonthsinprison.

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