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When I was little, my family used to move frequently. Before I could even get ¡¡36 with my schoolmates, my family was on the move again. I became very ¡¡37 because of this.

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forever.

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When Chinese scientists unearthed more than 1 000 bamboo slips(Öñ¼ò) in a 2 000-year-old tomb in Hubei Province earlier this year, they were more   1   than happy.

How could they stop these   2   ancient works from being damaged by the light? As soon as the   3   dried out, they would break and the words written on them would be   4  

forever.

Scientists have had   5   problems dealing with some of China¡¯s greatest discoveries. The Terracotta Warriors and Horses(±øÂíÙ¸) of the Qin Dynasty,   6   , lost their bright colors when they   7   after coming into contact with the air.

Fortunately, Chinese experts are now   8   modern techniques to protect   9   . They have started   10   the warriors with a very thin layer of chemical paint to protect them. This

   11   absorbs sunlight and keeps out bacteria(ϸ¾ú), so the colors don¡¯t   12   .

   13   the bamboo slips found in Hubei were water-logged(½þË®µÄ), another   14   is used. Scientists take out the water and   15   it with alcohol and special chemicals before letting the wood dry. However, not all solutions are   16   ones. In some cases, scientists have turned to history for an    17   .

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