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The number of violent crimes has risen sharply£®The U£®S£®listed 1£¬214£¬464violent crimes in 2012£¬of which 14£¬827are murders£¬84£¬376rapes£¬354£¬522robberies and 760£¬739serious violent attacks£®
The U£®S£®government took freedom in monitoring £¨¼à¿Ø£© its citizens£¬which shocked the world£®Edward Snowden£¬a former CIA employee£¬disclosed a monitoring program carried out by the U£®S£®government£®Under the program£¬the government rudely tracked citizens'private emails£¬chats£¬audio and video data£¬documents and photos£¬identifying their locations£¬their traveling companions£¬and other personal information£®
The U£®S£®citizens'economic rights are still under challenge£®Unemployment rates are high in the US£®In 2007£¬nearly 80% people aged 25to 54in the U£®S£®had a job£®In 2013£¬only about 76% people in that age group were working£®Wealth gap in the US is widening£®More than 47million U£®S£®people living in poverty in 2012£¬and the poverty rate reached 15%£®About 6.4million people aged 65and older were poor£®The current gap between America's rich and poor is the widest in history from 2012all the way back to 1913£®The richest 10percent's share of total income was 50.4% in 2012£®
According to a survey carried out in 2012£¬at least 136African-Americans were killed by policemen or security guards in the year£®A latest report said that despite the fact that drug use was about the same for both black and white Americans£¬blacks were four times as likely as whites to be arrested for drug possession£®
Some mainstream media£¬social organizations and politicians declare racist comments£®On October 16£¬2013£¬American Broadcasting Company's Jimmy Kimmel Show aired a remark saying"kill everyone in China"and promoted racial hatred£®It aroused unease and protests from Asian Americans especially Chinese Americans£®
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50£®The writer present this report because the U£®S£®governmentD
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52£®The monitoring program of the U£®S£®was disclosed byC£®
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C£®a former CIA employee
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C£®children's rights not being protected
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10£®You can't go near the City Centre Mall in downtown Seattle without seeing the mermaid logo of a certain international coffee company£®Today the company £¨25£©has established£¨establish£© 5£¬945 stores in the United States and 2£¬392 more overseas and in Canada£®While it £¨26£©may/might seem that there is already a Starbucks at every corner£¬Chairman Howard Schultz says the company is just getting started£®The company plans to double the current number of domestic stores to nearly 12£¬000£®To meet £¨27£©this/that/the target£¬Sawbucks will start more stores at airports and supermarkets£®Don't be fooled£ºthe key to its success is not the taste of its coffee£®£¨28£©What has made them great is making sure that no one has a bad experience in their stores£®
One way it intends to keep further its growth is to move customers through its line more quickly£®While Starbucks executives love to talk about their store's gentle environment as a"third place"£¨29£©besides home and work£¬it turns out that only 30 percent of customers actually use the tables and couches£®Everyone else £¨30£©grabs£¨grab£© their coffee to go£¬£¨31£©so that one third of new stores will now offer drive-through£®
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5£®Volunteers£¬as an essential part of a successful world exposition£¬are a major channel for the public to participate in£¬serve and share the world exposition and a means to showcase the image of the host country and city£®The following information is about the volunteer for the World Exposition 2010 Shanghai China£®
I£®Basic Requirements for Volunteers                         
¡ñBe willing to participate in voluntary services of Expo 2010£»      
¡ñAge limit£ºExpo Site volunteers must be born before April 30£¬
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¡ñPossess necessary knowledge and skills needed by the position£»
¡ñBe in good health to meet the requirements of corresponding voluntary positions£®
II£®Further Information for Volunteers
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    Residents of Chinese mainland£¬Hong Kong£¬Macau and Taiwan£¬as well as overseas Chinese£¬and foreigners can all apply to be the volunteers£®
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May 1-December 31£¬2009
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¡ñExpo Site volunteers refer to those offering voluntary services to visitors and the Organizer in the Expo Site£¬mainly including information£¬visitor flow management£¬reception£¬translation and interpretation£¬assistance for the disabled£¬and assistance in media service£¬event and conference organization and£®volunteer management£®
¡ñInformation booth volunteers are stationed in the Expo's information booths at key transportation centers£¬commercial outlets£¬tourist attractions£¬restaurants£¬hotels and cultural event places outside the Expo Site£®They offer services including information£¬translation£¬interpretation and even first aid£®
60£®If you were born in April 1993£¬where can you be a volunteer£¿A
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