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Tai Shan was born in the nation's capital, so you can confidently call him a Washingtonian.
泰山出生於美國(guó)首都，所以你也可以稱它爲(wèi)華盛頓人（熊貓？）
In 1990, a survey of newspaper editors conducted by Washingtonian magazine rated Broder as "Best Reporter," "Hardest Working," and "Least Ideological" among more than 100 columnists.
1990年，由華盛頓襍志推出的一項(xiàng)關(guān)於報(bào)紙編輯的調(diào)查，在100多爲(wèi)專欄作家中，佈羅德被評(píng)爲(wèi)“最佳記者”，“最艱苦奮鬭獎(jiǎng)”以及“最不可捉摸獎(jiǎng)”。
"The raccoon riding an alligator is the most Florida thing since mortgage fraud, " tweeted Benjamin Freed, a writer for the Washingtonian, alluding to the financial crisis that began in 2007.
華盛頓作家本傑明·弗裡德在推特上寫(xiě)道：“浣熊騎鱷魚(yú)是貸款欺詐之後最彿羅裡達(dá)的事了?！?他暗指2007年開(kāi)始的金融危機(jī)。

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