High scores of three short English translations. Thanks ~! ! ! ! !

Although it is not considered as an obstacle in psychology or medicine, the complex of God has aroused social interest at many different levels. This may be fiction, and the failure of human motivation can be seen in literature and social criticism. In fact, for many people, this seems to be intuition, and those in power positions are likely to abuse this power, so that others just become chess pieces.

Superpower paranoia, although not considered as a mental or physical obstacle, has aroused social concern on many levels. There are often descriptions of human behavior motivation obstacles in literary works and social comments. Of course, this may be fiction. In fact, many people seem to have an intuition that people with superpowers usually abuse their superpowers to make others look small and incompetent.

This is a common scene, and people can imagine it being staged in the teachers' lounge and office of every college and university in China.

Teachers scratch their heads in confusion when seemingly clever students fall into written English full of grammatical mistakes, spelling mistakes and vague context. The trend in the past few years is that these mistakes develop along a familiar path-students' writing is full of short message traps, phrases become vague acronyms, and words become any number of phonetic spellings. As the "text" of text messages invades all aspects of the written language of a generation that grew up in e-mail, mobile phones and instant messages, even the "language" has begun to evolve into almost countless (and unreadable) variants.

In universities all over the country, the trend elimination tournament is staged in lounges and offices at any time. The tutor scratched his head, wondering why students who look smart often make grammatical mistakes and spelling mistakes, and their compositions do not convey the meaning of words. In fact, these mistakes are closely related to the social trend in recent years-students make mistakes in writing: phrases are written as ambiguous abbreviations and words are written as numbers with similar pronunciation. This so-called "writing style" has become the mainstream of society in this generation, mainly using e-mail, mobile phones and online instant messaging. In this case, even "language" has gradually developed into countless (and incomprehensible) numbers in various forms.

For many people who are worried about the future of American politics, the apathy of voters has become an increasingly disturbing topic. Some people blame social problems on poor education. Others accuse politicians of failing to ignite the enthusiasm of voters and distinguish themselves from other politicians. Some people just blame those damn children for not cherishing what they have.

For many people who care about politics in the United States, the problem of voter apathy has become an increasingly puzzling problem. Some people blame the failure of education. Others think that politicians themselves can't mobilize the enthusiasm of voters and can't explain their differences. Others just blame those damn children and don't know when they will be blessed.