1. And that's what has scientists, animal-rights advocates, politicians — even President Clinton — up in arms.
    而这正是让一些科学家、动物权利倡议者和政治家——包括克林顿总统——竭力反对的事情。

2. "Next, they'll be cloning foxes to make more fur (毛皮) coats," says the president of an animal rights group.
    一家动物权利组织的主席说，"接下来，他们就会克隆狐狸来做更多的狐皮大衣了。"

3. "They want to make their own arrangements, rather than let a court decide," said the president of the New York chapter of the American Academy of Marriage Lawyers.
    "他们想自己安排解决，而不想让法庭裁决，" 美国婚姻法律师协会纽约分会的会长说。

4. "If left in the hands of private enterprise, the data highway could become little more than a synthetic universe for the rich," worries Jeffrey Chester, president of the Center for Media Education in Washington, D.C.
    首都华盛顿大众媒介教育中心主任杰弗里·切斯特担心地说："如果数据高速公路控制在私人企业手中，它可能只会成为富人的虚拟世界。"

5. President Kennedy was an alumnus of Harvard University.
    肯尼迪总统是哈佛大学的毕业生。

6. President Clinton ordered a national commission to study the legal and moral implications of cloning.
    克林顿总统命令一个全国委员会研究克隆在法律和道德上的寓意。

7. Maybe Julie is the customer service department, the movers and now the president. It could be a long day.
    或者朱莉既是顾客服务部的，又是搬家的，现在还兼了这公司总裁吧。我这搬家就可能要搬上一整天了。

8. Greed is a terrible vice.
    贪得无厌是可鄙的行为.

9. Officials won't tell reporters the time at which the queen and president will make their trip.
    官员们不愿向记者们透露女王和总统的行程时间。

10. Last year a journalist had been instructed by a well-known magazine to write an article on the president´s palace in a new African republic.
    去年，一位记者受一家有名的杂志的委托写一篇关于非洲某个新成立共和国总统府的文章。