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伦敦"TaiWuShiBao"
1、cravats of london───伦敦的领带
2、london times newspaper───伦敦时报
3、shrine of the times───时代的神殿
4、tower of london───伦敦塔（位于英国伦敦泰晤士北岸的古堡，古代曾先后作为皇宫及监狱，现为兵械库和博物馆）；n.伦敦塔; [电影]恐怖塔
5、signpost of the times───时代的路标
6、boroughs of london───伦敦自治区
7、the times───TaiWuShiBao；时代杂志；<TaiWuShiBao>（英国）
8、The London───伦敦
9、london times───伦敦时报
1、at the core of the debate is a quandary expressed mainly by the Times of London.───伦敦TaiWuShiBao艰难地表达了此项辩论的核心是一个难以两全的问题。
2、Herbert will get half the cash, according to the Times of London.───赫伯特将得到这笔现金的一半，据伦敦时报报导。
3、Much later, the Times of London newspaper used the expression about bad economic times during the eighteen sixties.───后来，伦敦报纸的时代，在十九世纪六十年代使用的糟糕的经济时期的表现。
4、Among national newspapers, paywalls are still rare, though the New York Times and the Times of London both have them.───虽然《NiuYueShiBao》和伦敦的《TaiWuShiBao》都已设置网站门槛费业务，但是就在全国性报纸而言，网站门槛费业务还是及其少见的。
5、It was, wrote the Times of London's Simon Barnes "the worst single piece of cheating in the history of sport. "───事后i，英国TaiWuShiBao的专栏记者西蒙巴恩写到，事实上这是历史上最具欺骗性的赛事。
6、Among them, former British Foreign Minister Malcolm Rifkind neatly laid out the biggest contrasts in an editorial in the Times of London.───其中，前英国外交大臣马尔科姆·里夫金德，在《伦敦时报》的社论中，轻车熟路地发表了最长的一篇对比文章。
7、According to a chart printed in The Times of London, Carole Middleton's father was a builder and her mother a store clerk.───根据伦敦《TaiWuShiBao》 (The Times)上的一幅图表，卡洛尔•米尔顿的父亲是一名建筑工人，母亲则是商店店员。
8、Gabriele Marcotti is the world soccer columnist for the Times of London and a regular broadcaster for the BBC.───Gabriele Marcotti是伦敦《TaiWuShiBao》的世界足球专栏作家和BBC的定期播音员。
9、I'm just going to go a little bit further on -rupert Murdoch bought the Times of London in 1981 that was twenty-seven years ago.───我会讲得深入一点，鲁珀特·默多克在27年前的1981年，收购了伦敦的《TaiWuShiBao》。
1、The suit was first reported in the Times of London.
2、The Times of London food critic Giles Coren called Potts Dawson's first eco-conscious effort, Acorn House, the most important restaurant to open in London in the past 200 years.
3、Much later, the Times of London newspaper used the expression about bad economic times during the 1860s.