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2005-2008年VOA美国之音常速英语存档(2008年存档附听力Mp3下载，2005-07年存档仅文本)

New Research Uses Male Testicle Cells to Create Stem Cells (08-10-10)
Women's Investment Club in California Plans to Weather Stormy Markets (08-10-10)
French Author Le Clezio Wins Nobel Prize (08-10-10)
Global Interest Rate Cuts Steady Asia Markets (08-10-10)
UNHCR: Thousands of Refugees in Camps, Urban Areas Left Without Basic Aid (08-10-10)
US Commander Expects No Reduction in Korea Force (08-10-9)
Kenya Denies Ukrainian Ship Bound for Southern Sudan (08-10-9)
Britain Unveils Huge British Bank Bail-Out Plan (08-10-9)
Thai Public Calls for Talks to End Violence (08-10-9)
Malaysia's Prime Minister to Step Down in March (08-10-9)
South Korean Military Chief Says North Seeks Nuclear Warhead (08-10-9)
Key International Central Banks Coordinate Interest Rate Cuts (08-10-9)
Maldives Holds Its First Democratic Presidential Election (08-10-9)
Zimbabwean Parties Still Arguing Over Cabinet Posts (08-10-9)
Arab Stock Markets Continue Freefall (08-10-9)
Repression of Pro-Democracy Demonstrations Raises Tension in Mauritania (08-10-9)
Bush Signs India Nuclear Trade Bill (08-10-9)
African National Congress Split Looms (08-10-9)
NASA Scientist Says Global Warming Danger Amounts to 'Planetary Emergency' (08-10-9)
'Elders' Visit Cyprus to Support Talks Between Greek, Turkish Cypriots (08-10-9)

World Economy Heading into Major Slowdown, says IMF (08-10-9)
UN General Assembly to Ask ICJ for Ruling on Kosovo Independence (08-10-9)
US in Deliberate Study of North Korean Nuclear Position (08-10-9)
Relations Between Belarus, US Blow Hot and Cold (08-10-9)
Obama, McCain Clash on Foreign Security Priorities (08-10-9)
Asian Markets Plunge as Fears of Global Recession Looms (08-10-9)
18 People, Mostly Foreign Tourists, Killed in Plane Crash in Nepal (08-10-9)
Japanese, American Scientists Win Nobel Chemistry Prize (08-10-9)
UN Peacekeeper Killed in Darfur (08-10-8)
US Central Bank Chief Gives Gloomy Economic Assessment (08-10-8)
Broadway Musician Deborah Hurwitz Pursues Solo Career (08-10-8)
American, Japanese Win Nobel Physics Prize (08-10-8)
Latest Presidential Debate Comes as Campaign Attacks Increase (08-10-8)
US, Vietnam Hold First Political-Military Dialogue (08-10-8)
World Stock Markets Again Fall Precipitously (08-10-8)
Bush Welcomes US Olympic Team to White House (08-10-8)
Afghan Government Denies Talking with Taliban (08-10-8)
World Stock Markets Again Fall Sharply as Federal Reserve Hints of Rate Cut (08-10-8)
UN Chief Says Financial Crisis Will Not Weaken Resolve to Fight Poverty, Disease (08-10-8)
World Markets Rebound from Monday's Plunge (08-10-8)

Recent Belarus Parliamentary Elections Not Up To International Standards (08-10-8)
Anti-Government Protesters Blockade Thai Parliament Despite Police Intervention (08-10-8)
UN: Literacy Rates Not Rising Fast Enough (08-10-8)
Small US Businesses Feel Pinch of Tightened Credit (08-10-8)
European Markets Edge Slightly Higher in Nervous, Volatile Trade (08-10-8)
South Korea Seeks Regional Fund to Shield Against US Credit Crisis (08-10-7)
US Public Television to Give Americans More World News (08-10-7)
Nobel Medicine Prize Awarded for HIV, Cancer Research (08-10-7)
World Markets Plunge in Credit Crisis (08-10-7)
UN Appeals to Taliban to Allow Afghan Food Aid (08-10-7)
Asia Stocks Fall in Response to US Bank Rescue (08-10-7)
Lack of Funding Thwarts Malawi's State Broadcasting Network (08-10-7)
Arab Stock Markets Plunge Amid World Financial Turmoil (08-10-7)
Kenyan Lawmakers Urge Probe of Weapons Seized by Pirates (08-10-7)
Mauritania Leaders Dismiss AU Deadline (08-10-7)
NGOs Call for More International Attention to Somalia Crisis (08-10-7)
Angola Arms Trial Opens in France (08-10-7)
US Cautions Syria on Lebanon Border Moves (08-10-7)
Zimbabwe Power-Sharing Talks Drag (08-10-7)
Republicans Adopt Aggressive Tactics Against Obama (08-10-7)

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