1. 2. Fill in the blanks based on the above meeting agenda.
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2. Fill in the blanks based on the above meeting agenda.
1. The board meeting will begin at ___________________(time) in ________________(place) .
2. If you were a council member, you’d better arrive between _____________________________.
3. The council meeting will be held from ____________________ to ______________________ in _____________________________.
4. How to get to the place of meeting:
From Highway 217 stop at ________________, turn right on ________________, just beyond _____________, turn left at ________________ into Ocean Road, follow the Ocean Road to ________________________________ on the left hand and take a short walk to the Faculty Club.
5. Parking lots No.__________ are available for meeting participants.
3:30pm, June 25, 2003
the Board Room
6:00 and 7:00pm, June 25, 2003
8:30am
2:30pm, June 26, 2003
McCune Room
the kiosk
Mesa Road
the East Gate
the second stoplight
Parking Lot 23
22; 23; 27
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2. CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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3. The following is the detailed agenda of CCST Council Meeting related to the above sample. Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese cues given.
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CCST COUNCIL MEETING Thursday, October 24, McCune Room Humanities & Social Sciences Building, 6th Floor University of California, Santa Barbara
Agenda
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3. Council Announcements & Chair's Report (1) 介绍来宾 (2)批准前次会议纪要
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8:30 I
Council Announcements & Chair's Report  
 (1) 介绍来宾   
(2)批准前次会议纪要
Jud King
8:40 II
(3)董事会报告
Karl Pister
8:50
III
Executive Director's Review of Council Activities
Susan Hackwood
9:10 IV
National Academies Collaboration
Increasing Technical Literacy: Informed Decision Making
9:20 V
Reports from Committees: Membership
Paul Jennings
Introduction of Guests
Approval of Minutes of the last meeting
Report from Board of Directors
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4. Michael Darby, Professor of Economics, UCLA
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9:30 VI
Nanotechnology（毫微纳米技术） and (4)加 州 经 济 Nanotech Research in California Evelyn Hu, Co-Director, California NanoSystems Institute Nanotech Company Growth
Michael Darby, Professor of Economics, UCLA
Lynne Zucker, Professor of Sociology & Policy Studies, UCLA （University of California, Los Angeles） Art Chester,
Bill Lee, and Paul Jennings
Art Chester, Bill Lee,and Paul Jennings
10:30
(5)休息
California economy
Break
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5. Nanotechnology Discussion
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10:45
VII
Nanotechnology and the California Economy (cont.)
Nanotech Commercialization Meyya Meyyappan, Director, NASA Ames Research Center
11:15
VIII
State Government S & T Activities
Jeff Newman, Partnership Manager, Technology, Trade & Commerce Agency
11:30 IX
(6)毫微纳米技术讨论
12:00
(7)午餐
Nanotechnology Discussion
Lunch
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6. 12:45 X 1:30 XI Energy Critical Path Analysis
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12:45 X
Critical Path Analysis
Increasing the production and retention of science and math teachers
Media campaign to raise college-going knowledge
Media plans of EdTrustWest, Russlyn Ali, Director
Warren Baker
1:30 XI
California’s Lifeline Issues
Homeland Security
Ron Cochran, Executive Officer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (8)能源 Woody Clark, Senior Policy Advisor to the Governor
Chris Caren
Energy
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7. 2:15 XII (9)其他事务 2:30 II (10)休会 Other Businesses Adjourn
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2:15
XII
(9)其他事务
2:30 II
(10)休会
Other Businesses
Adjourn 
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8. 5. Correct the errors in the following sentences.
1. This diagram below is indicated the average hours of unpaid work per week done by people in different categories.
This diagram below indicates the average hours of unpaid work per week done by people in different categories.
2. As it shows in Table One, there are more men employed in the executive positions.
As is shown in Table One, there are more men employed in the executive positions.
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9. 5. Correct the errors in the following sentences.
3. It is clear in the two pie charts that women have access to the same opportunities as men.
It is clear from the two pie charts that women have access to the same opportunities as men.
4.   Pie Chart shows that about one third of the heavy smokers in 1994 were female.
The pie chart shows that about one third of the heavy smokers in 1994 were female.
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10. 5. Correct the errors in the following sentences.
5. According to the Table 2, 77.4 of the population worked in natural resources in 1996.
According to Table 2, 77.4 of the population worked in natural resources in 1996.
6. The graph below shows that the monthly profits of 3 Australian companies in the car retail industry for the 1994 financial year.
The graph below shows the monthly profits of 3 Australian companies in the car retail industry for the 1994 financial year.
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