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-day 英 [deɪ] 美 [de]
n. 一天；时期；白昼 adv. 每天；经常在白天地 adj. 日间的；逐日的
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- n. 一天；时期；白昼
- adv. 每天；经常在白天地
- adj. 日间的；逐日的
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1. Dey’s editor in Mid-day newspaper, where he worked, has called him a victim of “fearless journalism.”
戴伊所在的报纸“当午”(Mid-Day)说，戴伊是“无所畏惧的新闻”的受害者。
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2. Roman Catholics (8.9%), the Assemblies of God (4%), and Seventh-day Adventists (2.9%) are also significant.
罗马天主教（8.9％）、神召（Assemblies of God）（4％）和七日基督安息日教徒（Seventh-day Adventists）（2.9％）也很重要。
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3. " The malware that led to the hacking of security giant RSA may have been a "zero-day attack" – ie, it had never been seen before – but the method of infection was nothing new.
恶意软件导致安全巨人RSA公司遭到“zero-day attack”攻击（指系统有缺陷，被黑客抓住而发起的攻击）--通过IE，以前没有发生过这种事--但是攻击的技术却是老套。
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