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序号	题目内容
101	Depriving the body of carbohydrates, commonly found in many fad diets, may aid in the loss of weight, but it can likely lead to ketosis, which results in muscle loss in a process that itself can often account for much observed weight loss.
102	The mayor's five-year growth plan for Greenville is not consistent with Assemblyman Johnson's ominous prediction that there will be less jobs in the county next year, instead the governor announcing the large amount of new federally funded job opportunities throughout the region.
103	Extracting pure aluminum from bauxite and other ores using the Hall-Héroult process, with a vast amount of electrical energy separating the element from aluminum oxide, making aluminum an energy-dense resource with a huge carbon footprint.
104	Although more expensive to set up than fossil fuel power, alternative energy sources, such as solar energy and wind farms, both of which could easily supply all of the US's energy needs, they would provide vast savings over time, not only in direct upkeep, but also in medical costs due to lower cancer rates.
105	In Major League Baseball, a "perfect game" is a game in which a pitcher and his team do not surrender a walk, a hit, or nothing else that allows a batter to reach first base.
106	Modern historians typically regard Constantine's adoption of Christianity not as a sudden and dramatic "conversion" experience at the Battle of Milvian Bridge, but also as a gradual process which had a beginning with the influence from Helena, his Christian mother.
107	Why the various Generals of the Army of the Potomac before Ulysses S. Grant were so singularly unsuccessful against Robert E Lee are debated about in no less than five hundred historically oriented journals.
108	The spokeswoman for the national laboratory announced that, while the lab had been operating at a loss in the 1990s, it had become profitable in 2006, and would continue to yield high profits at least until 2025.
109	The team of research scientists will not know whether the procedure for reversing damage to individual genes was successful if the scientists do not get access to the advanced optical technology at the university.
110	J.S. Bach was more prolific in terms of sheer hours of music composed than was any other classical composer, including over two hundred complete cantatas and almost 500 separate works for solo instruments.
111	The Talmud briefly recounts the core story of Hanukah, involving the single day's supply of oil lasting eight days, although placing this story in context are events described by the two books of the Maccabees, appearing only in the Roman Catholic Old Testament instead of in the Jewish and Protestant bibles.
112	The disaster agency revealed to the press the power of the hurricane and the extent of its damage, and, with continuing rain preventing relief efforts, it expressed fear of the welfare of the survivors.
113	Every Monday, either the math department chair or the members of the department post a challenge problem to the student body, but usually it is so difficult that they cannot solve it in a week’s time.
114	In a recent policy shift, the management of the county's public senior-citizen facilities has cut staff hours as means to greater economic sustainability and has lowered the percentage of new residents it will accept whose only source of income is Social Security.
115	With the muddy field delaying the advance of the French infantrymen, the English longbowmen at the Battle of Agincourt were able to inflict significant damage on them, with the English infantry eventually eliminating their reduced numbers easily.
116	Instead of invading the Italian peninsula by sea, like all previous aggressors, Hannibal travelled over the Alps to invade by land from the north.
117	The Federal investigators at Stapleton Industries have failed to find any evidence that has suggested that the unusually large contributions to its accounts are derived from government kickbacks, nor its officers guilty of improper relations with industry regulators.
118	A famed alchemist in the early sixteenth century, Paracelsus' contributions to modern science included the rudiments of what later became toxicology as well as the name of the element zinc.
119	While the marketing department projected robust sales throughout the summer, typically Allport Corporation's biggest season, the drought in Midwestern states limited total revenue to only $300 million in the third quarter.
120	The People's Republic of China, having 1.3 billion people, with many of which living in outlying rural areas far to the west of Beijing, often have been considered as an emerging superpower.

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101

Depriving the body of carbohydrates, commonly found in many fad diets, may aid in the loss of weight, but it can likely lead to ketosis, which results in muscle loss in a process that itself can often account for much observed weight loss.

102

The mayor's five-year growth plan for Greenville is not consistent with Assemblyman Johnson's ominous prediction that there will be less jobs in the county next year, instead the governor announcing the large amount of new federally funded job opportunities throughout the region.

103

Extracting pure aluminum from bauxite and other ores using the Hall-Héroult process, with a vast amount of electrical energy separating the element from aluminum oxide, making aluminum an energy-dense resource with a huge carbon footprint.

104

Although more expensive to set up than fossil fuel power, alternative energy sources, such as solar energy and wind farms, both of which could easily supply all of the US's energy needs, they would provide vast savings over time, not only in direct upkeep, but also in medical costs due to lower cancer rates.

105

In Major League Baseball, a "perfect game" is a game in which a pitcher and his team do not surrender a walk, a hit, or nothing else that allows a batter to reach first base.