61.   For centenarians like Mrs Wang, there are no regrets that the busy world outside has, for the time being at least, passed Bama by.

62.   For this consequence, the world has Madeleine Albright to thank.

63.   He acknowledged, though, that the two worlds have inherent differences.

64.   He has brushed aside the notion that national borders are inviolable and argued that the world has the right to intervene when leaders abuse their people.

65.   Here on the scuffed lawn of southwest London, the world had Arantxa Sanchez Vicario against Steffi Graf, and that was quite good enough.

66.   He supported the war on terror, more or less, but reminded us all that the world has many problems, and we should do something about them.

67.   His fantasy world had such appeal that the real-world spies soon adopted its lingo.

68.   His few critics argue that despite his extraordinary statistics, the world has not much changed since Graham began crusades after World War II.

69.   Historically, the soccer world has had patience.

70.   His observations never fail to remind me of some of the most important things this world has to offer.

n. + have >>共 1318
company 3.47%
government 1.92%
team 1.89%
people 1.78%
country 1.14%
state 0.96%
official 0.95%
man 0.88%
player 0.88%
woman 0.87%
world 0.13%
world + v. >>共 854
be 22.82%
know 3.56%
change 3.56%
have 3.52%
see 2.51%
need 2.05%
watch 2.02%
go 1.92%
come 1.81%
seem 1.78%
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