Daily Exercise － Some Sentences

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1.After a 48-hour lull for Christmas, the Democratic and Republican presidential campaigns roared back to life on Wednesday with a barrage of new advertisements, closing campaign arguments and more than a few attacks as they girded for the eight days leading to the first vote of 2008 here.
2.We need a balance of power back, because all the power has shifted over to one side, George Bush’s government, of the few, by the few and for the few, the well connected and the wealthy
3.The advertisements to date were notable for the extent to which they avoided direct attacks. “Hillary Clinton: A New Beginning” was the tag line on Mrs. Clinton’s. The positive tone was evidence of the complications of running in a multicandidate field where an attack on one candidate could have the effect of driving voters to a third. Aides to all the major campaigns said they had tough attack ads on the ready should they prove necessary in the next few days.!
4.Wait, don't squash that beetle! Its lineage predates dinosaurs
New research hints that modern-day versions of the insects are far older than any tyrannosaur that trod the Earth.
5.Unlike the dinosaurs which dwindled to extinction, beetles survived because of their ecological diversity and adaptability

6.The large number of beetle species existing today could very well be a direct result of this early evolution," Vogler said, "and the fact that there has been a very high rate of survival and continuous diversification of many lineages since then

7.The new genetic maps suggest that a common ancestor to beetles crept up well before its descendants showed up in the fossil record.
8.With beetles forming such a large proportion of all known species, learning about their relationships and evolution gives us important new insights into the origin of biodiversity and how beetles have triumphed over the course of nearly 300 million years

9.Iraqi police and U.S. forces have captured two militants suspected of involvement in the abduction of three U.S. soldiers south of Baghdad earlier this year