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Jury in Oregon Finds Occupiers of a Wildlife Refuge Not Guilty(翻译)
2016-10-29来源:VOA
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acquit – v. to decide that someone is not guilty of a crime
disturbing – adj. to be worrying or upsetting
occupation – n. the activity of living in or using a particular place
prosecutor – n. a lawyer who represents the side in a court case that accuses a person of a crime and who tries to prove that the person is guilty
refuge – n. a place that provides shelter or protection
stun gun – n. a gun that produces an electric shock which makes someone unconscious or stops someone from moving
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