"I used to work very hard. I love to create things, grow them and solve problems," said Meng Li, a successful app developer in San Francisco.

旧金山一位成功的应用软件开发者李梦说：“我以前工作非常努力。我喜欢创造东西，让它们成长并解决问题。“

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I went over to them, picked up my son, turned to the boy and said, firmly, 'No, we don't push," What happened next was unexpected.

我走过去，抱起我的儿子，转身坚定地对他说：“不，我们不推。”接下来发生的事令人意想不到。

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"I was turning the page to get ready for the next page, but the draft wind from the turn caused the spare pages to fall off the stand," Mr. Titterton said, "Luckily I was able to catch them and put them back."

蒂特顿先生说：“有一次，我在翻着一页，准备到下一页，但翻页带来的风导致剩下的乐谱从架子上掉了下来，但所幸的是，我接住了它们，并将它们放了回去。”

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When she first came to the U.S., they wanted her to have a nose job and she said to them, 'No,' she said,'I am Italian.

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Reading that comment that I'm sure I made, I realized what I probably should have said is that "I wasn't as prepared to teach them and as ready to encounter their difference as I probably should have been."

读到这个评论时，我知道是我说的，我意识到，或许我当时应该说,“或许我自己也并没有完全准备好教他们,并未准备好迎接学生的不同之处“,并未准备好迎接学生的不同之处“

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This process, I said, this ancient process of taking scabs from patients and introducing them to people you wanted to protect, was called variolation.

这个过程,我想,这个从病人身上取痂,接种到你想保护的人身上的古老过程,叫做天花接种

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And what I said to them is the same thing I said to Graham and Reilly, which is, if they can front-load some of the analysis of what went wrong and how you would solve what has happened and what can happen, and you can do that more quickly than six months, then let me know.

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And what I said to them was the same thing that I said to Graham and Reilly, which is, you do it as fast as it takes to do it right.

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Lili was busy with a client in her room, but at dinner I showed it to Huong and Nana and said I would try to help them get the jobs if they were interested.

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