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A Japanese company hoping to carry out a rare private Moon landing
says(1)is likely its lunar lander crashed on the surface.Communication
was lost with Hakuto-R moments (2)it was due to touch down at
approximately 16:40 GMT on Apr.25.Engineers are
investigating(3)happened.The primary aim of the Japanese mission was
to assess the (4)(viable)of commercial launches to the lunar surface.It
was the first test by iSpace of what they hope (5)
(be)a series of
commercial landers over the next few years,each more ambitious(6)the
previous.iSpace CEO Takeshi Hakamada later said(7)despite not
expecting to complete the mission,the company had
"(8)(full)accomplished the (9)
(significant)of this mission,
having acquired a great deal of data and experience(10)being able to
execute the landing phase".
1.it 2.before 3.what 4.viability 5.will be 6.than 7.that 8.fully 9.significance
10.by
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Portugal's president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said on Apr.25 his country
should apologize(1)take responsibility for its role in the
transatlantic slave trade,the first time a leader of the (2)(south)European
nation has suggested such a national apology.From the 15th to the 19th
century,6 million (3)(African)were kidnapped and forcibly transported
across the Atlantic by Portuguese vessels and sold into
slavery,(4)(primary)to Brazil.But so far Portugal has rarely commented
on(5)(it)past and little is taught about its role in slavery in schools.
Rather,the country's colonial era,(6)saw countries including Angola,
Mozambique,Brazil,Cape Verde,East Timor as well as parts of
India(7)(subject)to Portuguese rule,is often perceived as a source
of(8)(proud)by most Portuguese.Europe's top human rights group
previously said Portugal had to do more (9)(confront)its colonial past
and role in the transatlantic slave trade in order to help fight racism
and (10)
(discriminate)today.
slave:[slerv]n.a person who is legally owned by another person and is forced
to work for them奴隶
subject to:使服从,使遭受,受管制
1.and 2.southern