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I want to find a person who also wants to spend a couple hours at weekend for a great talk on a topic in both English and Chinese.
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    The bone gaining reachs its peak by the age of 28 - 35, then it starts losing. The BMD  decreased by from 0.3 percent to 0.5 percent a year after the middle-aged.

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    the receptionist is meeting with a client at the office building in the level one or ground floor
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    Oh man, it is a hard question. 我也不知道啊!! I don't think 间 is the spy, more like relationship, like your employee/friends, but you can think it in that way. after I did a research, 死间 is you have to be heartless, for instance, you are lying to your spy to do something, even if it can cause he/she die. however, it is about how to get information from the enemy. so, 有 is 'using'? not sure, but it makes sence in morden chinese. 有因间(AKA 乡间, using your relationship to get),有内间(bribe),有反间(misleading the enemy spy),有死间(be heartless, more like you have to cut you leg for survival),有生间 (be smart? get the info. without die ) 死间 is a way quite commonly used in monarchy, send a one of the king's daughter to another enemy country, in my opinion.
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    first of all, the sentence '一次读很少的书' is quite misleading. and not a correct sentence at all. second, it just simply means to read each book carefully.
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    it is a none, nothing special. you can use it with preposition, like in/at(在)
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    i don't know how he was thinking.
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