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1. The bomb attack on the capital could signal the start of a pre-election terror campaign.: 对首都的炸弹袭击可能标志着选举前的恐怖活动的开始。

2. The attack comes at a fragile time in the pre-election timetable.: 这一袭击到来的时间处于选举前时间表中的脆弱点。

3. "This is not just cosmetic pre-election tactics," says Utz Claassen, chief executive of EnBW.: “这不仅仅是表面的选前战术，”EnBW的总裁Utz Claassen说道。

4. It says its supporters were too scared to vote in other places, following pre-election attacks.: 该党表示他们的支持者在选前遭受攻击后，在很多选区因为太害怕而不敢出来投票。

5. Magal's shares rose as high as 24 percent above their pre-election level, with trading volume as much as 150 times higher.: 相比于大选之前，马加尔的股价上涨了24%，成交量也增加了150倍。

6. Say nothing, but sit quietly and bide your time until your pre-election dire predictions come true and then say "told you so".: 什么也不说，只是静静的坐在一旁消磨时间，直到选举前可怕的语言变成现实的时候，才说“老早就告诉你了嘛。”

7. She stood by her pre-election comments that the Nevada lawmaker ' 'is and has been supportive of the Convention "on the law of the Sea.": 她仍然坚持她在选前的评论，称这位来自内华达州的参议员“过去会，现在也会支持该条约”。

8. The proposal is part of a pre-election package of economic growth measures aimed at reducing costs and increasing productivity for businesses.: 该提案属于选举前关于经济增长的系列举措中的一部分。这些举措目的在于减少支出并提高商业生产率。

9. Thee proposal is part of a pre-election package of economic growth measures aimed at reducing costs and increasing productivity for businesses.: 该提案属于选举前关于经济增长的系列举措中的一部分。这些举措目的在于减少支出并提高商业生产率。

10. His 2009 speech was thin for what was a pre-election pitch, and last year was blandly competent in the way he often is when under no real pressure.: 我认为这次演讲要比前面的几次好，2009年为大选拉票，他的声音尖细，去年他常常采用那种完全没有压力的演讲方式，看不出他的演讲能力有什么特别出众之处。

11. Her pre-election decision to shut down seven nuclear-power plants looked panicky rather than principled, and may have made matters worse for the CDU.: 她在选举前决定关闭七座核电站。这个决定更像是仓促之举而不是坚持原则，并使得基民盟的情势更糟。

12. Foreign observers keeping a close eye on Cambodia's upcoming general elections have reported a more peaceful pre-election period than for previous campaigns.: 密切关注柬埔寨大选的外国观察人士说，柬埔寨这次选前气氛比过去几次竞选活动都平和。

13. That would give his pro-Israel credentials a needed pre-election boost, but might shatter all his strenuous efforts to improve America's standing with the Arabs.: 这会在大选前恰逢其时地增加他的挺以资历，但为增强阿拉伯世界的关系所做的不懈努力则会受到削弱。

14. Voters were reassured by Mr Cameron's pre-election avowals that the NHS was his priority-which fell short of saying that he intended to completely change how it runs.: 选民对卡梅伦先生的选前关于国民医疗系统是其优先考虑的声明感到安心，而当其说到他计划彻底改变其运作方式时，这一安心随机崩溃。

15. Even if growth remains modest, Mr Chávez has squirrelled away billions of dollars in unaudited public funds, and should be able to pay for a pre-election spending binge.: 即便增长仍然保持一般，不过查韦斯已经在未审计的公共资金中存入了数十亿美元，这足以应付选举前的巨额消费了。

16. His previous pre-election work, “Testimony”, sold well and was his fifth title, even though he was then cultivating a blokeish, football-playing image, not that of a man of letters.: 他在参加竞选前出版的第5本书《见证》销量可观，尽管那时他所塑造的形象是一个典型的足球小子，而非文人。

17. Let's face it. The only reason we're all here is because cannibalism makes for good television. What better to satiate some pre-election hunger pangs than a belly full of media attention?: 让我们面对现实，我们在这里的唯一原因，是因为食人对电视节目来说是一个大新闻，对于某些在选举暂落下风的人来说，有什么比引起媒体关注更加有效呢？

18. Mr Osborne planned to go into the 2015 election with a buoyant economy and a structural surplus; a modest tax cut in the pre-election budget would have rewarded voters for suffering the squeeze.: 奥斯伯恩先生计划通过上涨的经济和结构性的盈余来赢得2015年的大选，大选前预算中适当的减税将会作为之前对选民压榨的回报。

19. Mr Osborne planned to go into the 2015 election with a buoyant economy and a structural surplus; a modest tax cut in the pre-election budget would have rewarded voters for suffering the squeeze.: 奥斯伯恩先生计划通过上涨的经济和结构性的盈余来赢得2015年的大选，大选前预算中适当的减税将会作为之前对选民压榨的回报。

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