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| 1. | 1.to shout and yell; to clamor; to raise a hue and cry; to bluster about; 2.vociferation; clamor |
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| 2. | Ms Bhutto, despite much noisy bluster about the sanctity of democracy, would have no principled objection |
| 布托女士对有关民主神圣性的大量嘈杂的咆哮充耳不闻，原则上不反对和穆沙拉夫将军结盟。 |
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| 3. | This lays bare the lie that " The population of Tibet is decreasing, " refutes the bluster about " Tibetans |
| 这一事实不仅彻底戳穿了达赖和西方一些人所编造的“西藏人口正在减少”, 甚至危言耸听地声称“藏族人正在遭受种族灭绝”的谎言, 而且从一个侧面反映了新旧西藏不同的人权状况。 |
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