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1. 911查询·英语单词
1. China's key stock index has fallen over 12 percent so far this year, bogged down in part by the massive share sale.
2. But lawyers warned that the case could get bogged down for months in a fight over classified documents underpinning the criminal charges.
3. Collins said he is afraid that NASA's exploration plans would be bogged down by a return visit to the moon.
4. A dispute over whether to include statements linking steps to combat global warming with disaster prevention bogged down the talks.
5. bogged在线翻译
5. The two leaders would do well not to get bogged down in discussing the long list of complex and contentious issues in the relationship.
6. The COP 17 began its high level talks here on Tuesday, as efforts to bridge differences on major issues bogged down.
7. The Spanish government has recognised that the present system lacks credibility, but its attempt at reform has been bogged down in parliament for some six months.
8. Such a development may get the US bogged down in an even bigger war with dimmer prospects.
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9. Its size and population make big powers think many times before getting bogged down.
10. 911查询·英语单词
10. But advocates say the seemingly draconian measure will eventually work, and is too important to get bogged down by morality.