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As, after his death, he defeated the forces of injustice, ______ the position in art that
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It wasn't all hard work at the G8 summit of the world's most powerful leaders. There was good food, lots of glad-handing. If there's one thing you can say about the French, it's that they know how to put on a good lunch.
French President Jacques Chirac offered his colleagues a lunch Monday that featured specialties from the Haute Savoie region of southeastern France.
The assembled heads of state or government from Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia and the United States joined Chirac for crayfish, char — lake trout — from the nearby Lake Geneva, pigeon accompanied by new potatoes, assorted cheeses and a soft and creamy cake.
The wine, Roussette de Savoie, was a regional white.
The meal was prepared by a culinary school in Thonon, several kilometers from the summit site.
Afterwards the leaders posed for pictures with the young chefs.
German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder was a late arrival at the summit after facing critics in his Social Democrats at a special party congress in Berlin that eventually swallowed his controversial social and economic reforms.
Schroeder arrived half a day after the first leaders, but was made to feel welcome by his buddy and host, French President Jacques Chirac.
Chirac congratulated him on getting his reforms adopted. At which point, everyone clapped. Including US President George W. Bush, whose relations with Schroeder haven't been rosy since they fell out over Iraq. Bush also shook Schroeder's hand, German sources said.
Time waits for no man, so the expression goes, not even if your name is Olusegun Obasanjo, you're president of Nigeria and you've got a plane waiting for you at Geneva airport.
After dinner-table talks that obviously ended well past the dessert stage, the leader of Africa's most populous nation apologized for keeping reporters waiting, then again for cutting the press conference short.
"Ladies and gentlemen, we have to take leave of you," he said, impeccably polite as ever.
"First of all the airport has to close and if we don't leave we will not be able to take Off."
Schroeder and Russian President Vladimir Putin wandered onto the lawn. There they divested themselves of their jackets for 30 minutes of relaxed talks, before Putin donned his jacket again and returned to the hotel for his turn in the comfortable armchair next to Chirac.
Bush left the summit early, but the French hosts were keen not to let his departure look like an embarrassing politics of the empty chair.
As soon as he set off for the Middle East after a working morning session, his chair at the round-table talks was swiftly whisked away.
The US leader had been sitting in the front row, sandwiched between Chirac and British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Why did the leaders take pictures with the chefs？
A．factorB．elementC．componentD．atom
SECTION B PASSAGES
Directions: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
听力原文： With tens of billions of dollars on the line, U.S. chip makers like the look of the Chinese market. Personal computer use is increasing exponentially. The country is a leading purchaser of used semiconductor-manufacturing equipment, and its research institutions are turning out very talented software developers. A forecast by Dataquest Inc. of San Jose predicts that China's semiconductor market will balloon some 266 percent to $ 5.5 billion in 1997 from $1.5 billion in 1993, compared with 46 percent growth in North America and 29 percent in Japan during the period. Some even said that China will be the world's largest market in 10 to 1S years.
"In the long term, anybody who is not looking at the semiconductor industry in China has missed the boat." Said Nell McGlone, spokesman for Dallas -based Texas Instruments.
Still China consumes just a fraction of all chips produced globally.
China meets roughly 20 percent of its own chip needs. The figure represents chips used in low-end devices such radios, television sets, refrigerators and washing machines.
According to the passage, China is a leading buyer of _________.
A．suitB．matchC．meetD．agree
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