How the automobile shaped America :the’burbs
America’s love affair with the car isfading
Henry ford,the man who changed america
The teenager who saved a man with an sstattoo
Two 7-year-old boys, two dramaticallydifferent news stories
That black southern man and that whitenorthern girl?
The history and development of suburbs
The end of the suburbs
Cities: how crowded life is changing us
Carl sagan and the cosmos legacy
The hubble telescope
Everything equals e=mc2
The modern workplace: flat, flexible, andwired up
Older workers transform the modernworkplace
Two kinds of buyers
Memory lane isn’t what it used to be
She wanted to teach
Black box tells its secrets
Black holes
The economics of product design

How the automobile shaped America: the’burbs HMJODBPNAG Everyone can..
H the construction; M it would be very; Jthe American; O the automobile is; D a family; B for the majority; P theautomobile has had; N he automobile has led; A the author; G until the middle
H road building; M suburban ; J by ; Othanks ; D nowhere ; B roughly 50 ; P whether ;N without; A everyone ; G until
America’s love affair with the car isfading PNJIG CODEN
P high fuel; N large numbers; J car poling;I the general; G the slide; C when it; O rising fuel; D public; E the increase;N once a place
P in effect; N the suburbs; J the volt; IGM; G the numbers; C surging; O but there; D recent; E jonathan; N the suburbsare already
Henry ford,the man who changed America ILKBJ HFJDL
I ford overcame; L although the; K ford’smass; B as a young; J the model; H henry ford; F hery ford’s family; J it canbe; D after his; L the model
I one of; L reliability; K henry ford’striumph; B ford was born; J ford’s unprecedented; H ford priced; F “ford’sgreat; J ford’s unprecedented; D “he was; L reliability

The teenager who saved a man with an SStattoo GMBJD LHDKI
G what was; M it is thomas’; B the town; J Thomasmaintains; D the protesters; L Thomas thinks; H her religious; D theconfederate; K the mother of; I Thomas strongly
G for Mark; M Thomas says;B liberal; J Thomashas never; D It was unclear; L brunner; H so what; D it was unclear; K terigunderson; I “I knew
Two 7-year-old boys, two dramaticallydifferent news stories MLJDG IEBMKleontine G.
M the television; L the two videos; J inthe second; D the host of the program observes; G the CNN; I although; E thehost of the program helps; B the white boy’s; M because black; K regrettably
M but there; L one way; J the implication; DVieira; G with an; I the interviewer; E all in all; B the white boy; M butthere; K unfortunately
That black southern man and that whitenorthern girl? EGCHG EAFDI
E the author and; G the normal; C theauthor’s sister; H the fact that; G family; E the author’s father; F inharmonious;D the author was; I the differences
E we spent; G constant; C meeting; H given;G constan; E we spent; A this is; F we only; D the introduction; I every day

The history and development of suburbs NIMLF KGJAL
N the expansion; I life in; M the suburbs; Lthere were; F a similarity; K the federal; G commuting; J preferential; A theearliest; L faced with
N one issue; I M in the united; L rapid; Fpeople living; K in 1934; G though; J henry ford was also; A our property; Lrapid growth
The end of the suburbs DECGA BHDFC
D the popular rock; E the suburbs are; Cthe overall; G it has been; A the worrying; B the early; H at one time; D anegative; F new suburbs; C the mobility
D but in solving; E there is still;C thencame World War Two; G as the country; A a major; B the american suburb used; H whatever;D but in solving; F many older; C then came
Cities: how crowded life is changing us KDIJC HFBAE
K the personal; D cities function; I becausethe virtual; J now that; C a reason for; H the online city; F in anetwork-connected city; B despite; A the development; E the ethnic
K this erosion; D it is having; I so thevirtual; J the virtual city; C the sheer; H the virtual; F now that the; B thegreat homogenization; A imagine; E the genetic

Carl sagan and the cosmos legacy JFCGF LIACH
J the TV program; F Carl Sagan’s first; Ccarl sagan considered; G carl sagan took part; F carl sagan studied; L in adiscussion; I the TV show; A many of the most; C carl sagan was; H carl saganconceived the idea
J but in the end; F early in; C but if; Gsagan’s expertise; F early in; L as goldin; I but thanks; A as an astronomer; Cbut if; H sagan, who
The hubble telescope FJMODKAIBD
F solar arrays; J after hubble; M afterits; O hubble at the; D astronomers; K the seven; A hubble is the first; I thedisastrous; B the hubble space telescope has enabled; D the hubble spacetelescope has made
F every 97 minutes; J almost; M huble wouldbe; O eventually; D hubble has shown; K fortunately; A since; I after some day;B hubble’s discoveries; D hubble has shown
Everything equals e=mc2 IFBKE DJCJK
I the explosion; F the discovery; B ablerteinstein; K solid particles; E one reason; D at one time; J according; C it waswhile; J the sun’s; K if two very
I it’s like the; F there had been; B tounderstand; K this means that; E that’s what D for in 1904; J the operations; Cwhen he did; J the operations; K this means that

【百度SB】
The modern workplace: flat, flexible, andwired up MPNCK IFBHO
M increased use; P technology; N the form;C reduced; K new employees; I although young; F employees in flat; B it issaid; H employees in a flat organization may; O modern technology
M one result; P if you worry; N to stayafloat; C this is not to say; K the erosion; I flat can be; F managementhierarchy; B on the other hand; H the reason; O of course
Older workers transform the modernworkplace GKBHA IFCEG
G a supply dynamics’; K it is the opinion;B the work styles; H besides; A the tools; I the fun activities; F mutualrespect; C the chief; E a 65-year-old; G the president
G when stansbury; K washington; B the menare; H it helps that; A the gray-haired; I differences; F while the culture; Colder workers; E “it is nose; G when stansbury
Two kinds of buyers DIGAJ CKIHI
D some almost; I can it be; G for cars; Abuyers who; J the bad season; C an amateur; K because of; I it seems; Hcomplicating; I the reason why
D but there is; I when a professional; G inreality; A it is sometimes; J losing seasons; C part of; K that new; I when; H compounding;I when

【百度专业吃屎】
Memory lane isn’t what it used to be
1. Every year when autumn comes
2. Many of his good neighbors aregrowing old
3. Leave the neighborhood they grewup in
4. Removing the hill to make wayfor residential development
5. His street will be no differentfrom any other street
She wanted to teach
1. he was not happy about the idea
2. they couldn’t afford ink
3. nobody but mary would havethought of making tables and chairs from the old crates
4. determined
5. astory of a real person’s lifewritten by another person
Black box tells its secrets
1. is painted a bright color tomake it easy to locate
2. it is, to a great extent, bothheat-proof and shock-proof
3. can function for long time
4. the cockpit voice recorder isalso located near the tail of the plane
5. beause it does not contain thedata of the plane’s flight record

【百度SB专业吃屎接龙大成功】
Black holes
1. a small area of dese matterlovated in space
2. the death of a giant star
3. the point where matter exits fromthis universe into the next
4. light is affected by the blackhole
5. black holes are strange,extremely dese objects whose existence scientists can only guess about.
The economics of product design
1. they fit more comfortably inthe hand
2. rectangular containers caneconomize on expensive shelf space in refrigerated cabinets
3. keep on using their originalstorage and display shelves
4. similar to the thinking behindCD packaging
5. historical commitments have tobe taken into account