1. The pipelines were building in spite of poor performance for this year’s high-profile deal from Snap, the owner of Snapchat, in the US and investor concerns that a strengthening euro may curtail the earnings recovery in Europe.

2. Europe fell into a debt crisis. Japan faced a natural disaster. Emerging markets, once the bright spots on the global landscape, lost their glow. Political crises from Italy to Egypt to Thailand raised the prospect of another round of global unrest.

3. 在经历了长达几十年的许诺后，新的基因疗法终于开始有了一些真实的好成果。不过就像所有的新型疗法一样，基因疗法需要向公众准确地传递如何治疗以及治疗背后的原理，这和疗法本身一样具有挑战性。

4. 有的时候，老板挺糟糕的。但如果你觉得你的老板一直很差劲，占用了你的时间，是的，你该去找一份新的工作了。

5. Vocal duo: Thompson Square

6. But he told Washington's Observer-Reporter paper that he was keen to read it as it was "a testament of the sincerity, interest and innocence of that time".

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1. 纽约现在排名第7，比去年上升了15个名次。近年来，纽约的生活成本涨幅巨大，较2011年上升了42个名次。

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3. 在《After Laughter》（《欢笑过后》）这张专辑中，帕拉莫尔乐队别具一格的音乐技巧和极具讽刺性的歌词焕发出了荧光般的色彩。

4. "As a native of Shaanxi, I found Sun played the role well. She jumps and runs wildly, just like a typical young naughty Shaanxi girl," a netizen Xuelili said.

5. Finance and real estate made up the backbone of home-grown brands, with 38 and 23 companies coming into the list respectively, and accounting for 30 percent of the brands on the list.

6. 还有些人直接就玩消失了：

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1. Unless Charles Oakley successfully sues owner James Dolan, the highlight of the Knicks' 2016–17 season will be Kristaps Porzingis winning the Skills Challenge at All-Star Weekend.

2. 日前，美国一位母亲为她14岁的、因在视频游戏中作弊而面临指控的儿子，写信进行辩护。

3. Consumers are feeling better. Consumer confidence is at the highest level in four years, thanks to improvements in jobs, housing and the stock market. In the wake of the recession, Americans whittled down their debts, avoided borrowing and delayed purchases. That means the stage could be set for stronger consumer demand, which could nudge businesses that have put off hiring to add more workers. 'Business has likely pushed productivity growth as far as possible,' Principal Global's Mr. Baur says, suggesting employers will need to boost payrolls to meet stronger demand.[qh]