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1. She tacked on a ribbon to the hat.
她在帽上加了一条缎带。
1. Passing that increase on to consumers would tack an extra 15 cents per pound onto a pork chop.
2. She would not discuss the contents in detail but made clear that the United States would not change its tack on Iran.
3. The US steel industry must also tack on a 12 percent tax when it exports its products to China.
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4. This means there is nothing on paper to prevent a future Fed under a new chairman from a change in tack.
5. So I decided on a change of tack, and set off to a panel discussion involving NPC deputies from the Fujian delegation.
6. Guan indicated that the agency may change tack and focus on providing corporate ratings in other international markets.
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7. Yet the collection's opening tack was right on the current fashion zeitgeist of Italian British tailoring.
8. The agreement includes modifications in Visa and MasterCard rules to allow merchants to tack surcharges on to bills based on the fees.
9. But he said travel agencies are allowed to tack on the US $ 26 fee under a 2002 agreement with FIFA.
10. Obama has taken a different tack when he is called on his misstatements.