1. 全面提升质量水平。

2. diligent

3. adj. 紧张的，压力重的

4. 税：每年大约18036美元（约合人民币11.5万元）。

5. 与此同时，最近几个月，中国内地投资者一直在迅速开设股票交易账户并将资金投入股市。上证综指已成为亚洲今年表现最佳的股指，今年迄今已累计上涨近45%。

6. This is not to take anything away from Tesla, which has demonstrated that it can create and manufacture a complex and sophisticated product with demonstrated customer appeal. But its own internal forecasts, as well as the swelling of its share price, are based on the expectation that the future will unspool in an orderly fashion identical to the recent past. That’s a dangerous assumption to make – for several reasons:

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1. 根据美国海洋和大气管理局的数据，美国本土今年1月至11月的气温是有史以来每年前11个月的最高记录。2012年还将超过1998年，成为美国有记录以来最热的一年。

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3. 低效的邮件沟通包括很多内容，从不及时回复邮件，到表达不清等问题都包括其中。如果你没有及时回复邮件的好习惯，你可能会错过重要的会议或者是截止日期，造成推迟以及迷惑，被认为是不专业的。

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5. There's plenty more to figure out in the coming months, plenty more to speculate about, plenty more to enjoy. Here's wishing all of our readers a safe and enjoyable holiday season, and a happy new basketball year.

6. At the same time, college graduates' interest in further education has also dwindled, leading to an increase in students wanting employment from 71.2 percent last year to 75.6 percent this year. Nearly 30 percent of those graduates accepted offers from the internet industry, which is among the highest paying.

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1. A panel of eight WardsAuto editors evaluated 44 engines among all vehicle types during October and November in the course of their daily commutes and weekend activities in and around the Detroit metro area. Engines were rated according to a wide range of characteristics including horsepower and torque, fuel economy, noise, vibration and harshness characteristics, technology and how they fared against competing powerplants.

2. Mr Cook has added three women to what was previously a white-male-dominated executive team and changed Apple’s board charter to commit to seeking out candidates from minorities when appointing directors.

3. According to a 2014 survey it conducted, 86 per cent of respondents who finished the two years said they were taking action to end educational in-equality through their work and 65 per cent outside of their work.