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第一单元 第一课：英语时政要闻汉译　　Obama, Hu Vow to Continue to Strength Partnership （Except）　　[1] President Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, emerged from two hours of talks Tuesday morning pledging to continue efforts to strengthen the growing partnership between the two countries, and to work together to address global challenges such as climate change, nuclear proliferation and sustaining the world’s nascent economic recovery. 美中两国元首誓言继续巩固伙伴关系（节选） 　　[1]周二（11月17日）上午，在结束了两个小时的会谈之后，美国总统奥巴马和中国国家主席胡锦涛出现在公众面前。他们承诺继续努力巩固两国不断增强的伙伴关系，共同努力应对诸如气候变化、核扩散以及维持刚刚显现的世界经济复苏等全球性挑战。 　　[2] Hu, speaking first, called the talks “candid, constructive and very fruitful,” and said the two leaders agreed “to stay in close touch, through visits, telephone conversations, correspondence, and meetings at international forums.” 　　[2]胡首先讲话，他称会谈是“坦诚、建设性和富有成就的”，并说两国领导人同意“通过互访、通电话、通信和在国际场合会晤等方式来保持密切沟通”。 　　[3] He also said that as the world economy “has shown some positive signs of stabilizing and recovering,” it is important for both countries to oppose and reject protectionism in all its forms.　　[3]他还说，随着世界经济“已显示出一些企稳回升的积极迹象”，“反对和拒绝任何形式的贸易保护主义”对两国都是重要的。 　　[4] Obama also called climate change and nuclear proliferation challenges that neither of our nations can solve by acting alone. He said the two will continue to build a positive, cooperative and comprehensive relationship.　　[4]奥巴马也把气候变化和核扩散称为“我们两国都无法单方面应对的挑战”。他说两国将继续“构建积极合作的全面伙伴关系”。 　　[5] Confronting the sensitive issue of human rights, Obama said American values of freedom of speech and assembly are “universal rights, and they should be made available to all the people. He said the two sides agreed to continue to move this discussion forward,” specifically in an upcoming human rights dialogue next year.　　[5]针对人权这一敏感话题，奥巴马表示，美国关于言论和集会自由的价值观是“人人都应享有的普世权利”。他说双方同意“继续推进这一讨论”，确切地说是在明年即将举行的人权对话上。　　 　　[6] Obama said the two sides agreed to seek a more balanced economic growth” in the future, in which the United States saves more, spends less and