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Can Hackers Break into U.S. Voting Machines?
2016-08-05来源:VOA
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hacked – adj. of or related to a break-in or an attack on a computer system
reliability - adj. how well something works
classic - adj. used to describe something that has been popular for a long time
shutdown - n. the act of stopping the operation or activity of a business, machine
critical infrastructure - n. the most important equipment and structures (such as roads and bridges) needed for a country to function properly
rigged - v. set up for someone to fail or success in an election or contest
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