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[00:12]solitary [00:15]Through his months in solitary confinement, [00:18]he had never once been allowed to see a lawyer, [00:21]although he was pushed in front of [00:23]government television cameras to confess [00:26]that he had inadvertently [00:28]helped to promote a "velvet revolution" . [00:33]sole [00:35]In Mr. Obama's second year it will become increasingly [00:38]clear to people at home that America risks [00:42]losing its status as the world's sole superpower [00:47]and undisputed top nation [00:49]as its relative economic power wanes. [00:55]solo [00:59]One Thanksgiving in my 20s, I had a mountain of work [01:03]to do and decided to take advantage of [01:06]the long weekend by spending it solo, [01:09]forgoing the enormous feast I always made for friends. [01:16]geometry [01:18]"In other words, to put it into Euclid, [01:21]or old-fashioned plane geometry, [01:24]a straight line is not the shortest distance [01:26]between two points," says Charles Wallace. [01:32]geophysical [01:35]The significance of hot spots is not confined to [01:38]their role as a frame of reference. [01:41]It now appears that they also have an important influence [01:45]on the geophysical processes that propel the plates [01:49]across the globe. [01:53]humiliate [01:56]Konrad Adenauer has always treated his Cabinet ministers [02:00]as juniors, allowed to walk [02:03]only in the stern paternal grip of himself. [02:07]He has not hesitated to humiliate them in public [02:11]when he thought it necessary to teach a lesson. [02:16]terrestrial [02:19]Over millions of years the planet [02:21]has perfected a process of capturing [02:24]and sequestering carbon. [02:27]The world's protected areas, [02:29]which cover roughly 11 percent of [02:31]the planet's terrestrial surface, [02:34]capture 15 percent of the world's carbon. [02:40]whereas [02:42]A: Some people like fatty meat, whereas others hate it. [02:47]B: People's interests are different.

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