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2. 3. The root cause of eczema has finally been identified. Scientists have tracked down a series of proteins and molecular pathways that lead to this insufferable skin problem, revealing that the protein filaggrin isn't the sole culprit we thought it was.

3. JINX: THE LIFE AND DEATHS OF ROBERT DURST (HBO, Feb. 8) Andrew Jarecki (“Capturing the Friedmans”) directed this six-part documentary series with the cooperation of Mr. Durst, the New York real estate scion linked to several killings and the unsolved disappearance of his first wife.

4. Will the S&P 500 finish the year above 2,650

5. About 71.9 million units were shipped in the period, which includes the key Christmas shopping season. IDC said the decline was the worst since it started tracking PC shipments.

6. Remedy: The tricky aspect of this regret is that it’s typically rooted in hindsight. Only after you’ve left the job and have moved on to something better, do you start beating yourself up for not making the leap sooner, even if it hadn’t been practical or possible. What you can do is to identify the factors that kept you in your former position as red flags to be aware of in the future and work to line up supports that will allow you to more quickly capitalize on other opportunities as they may present themselves. This could include reviewing and updating your resume with new accomplishments on a monthly or quarterly basis, keeping your LinkedIn account current, building up a contingency fund to allow you to feel less tethered to your current pay check and staying in the loop on industry news and gossip to be aware of where your skills and experience could be of value.

应用

1. 汤姆·佩蒂

2. 泡沫气球是泡泡和气球的混合体。

3. adj. 投影的，投射 v. 投射（project的过去

4. 设在日内瓦的国际移民组织星期二公布的数字显示，一百万零五千五百零四名非洲和中东的流动人口，以非常规方式通过陆路和海路进入欧洲大陆，这个数字是2014年的四倍。

5. 5) I take a gloomy view of things 0 1 2 3 4

6. 1. How to make pancakes

旧版特色

1. China’s investment in Europe and the US has reached record highs, despite the slowdown in the country’s domestic economy.

2. 2. "Breaking Bad" (4.2 million)

3. Human bodies are frail, easily damaged packages full of parts that can never fully come back once lost. Luckily, researchers worldwide are working on replacing every bit of the body to make us all cyborgs.