[00:00]proficiency
[00:02]It was a level of proficiency and skill so high it allowed you
[00:08]to do something better than anyone else.
[00:13]publicity
[00:16]To counter negative publicity about passenger treatment,
[00:20]some airlines and airports are reintroducing problem-solving agents.
[00:29]recovery
[00:31]This was a dismal display that left Liverpool resembling a patient
[00:37]that had suffered a relapse after a brief period of recovery.
[00:45]relativity
[00:47]It also means Albert Einstein's century-old theory of general relativity£¬
[00:55]passes another crucial, but not conclusive, real-world test.
[01:04]responsibility
[01:07]Aides said President Obama would accept responsibility,
[01:12]though not necessarily blame, in his State of the Union address
[01:17]on Wednesday night.
[01:22]scrutiny
[01:25]He spent the last two years in Houston, where he came under scrutiny
[01:29]after his name appeared in the Mitchell Report.
[01:35]solidarity
[01:38]Also in the early 1900s, French sociologist Emile Durkheim developed
[01:45]a theory of culture that would greatly influence anthropology.
[01:51]Durkheim proposed that religious beliefs functioned to reinforce
[01:58]social solidarity.
[02:05]special(i)ty
[02:08]But the speciality of this renovated doll museum is that we have
[02:13]brought the dolls out from behind the glass cases to make it more
[02:18]appealing to the children.
[02:23]classic
[02:25]A: Isn't this work classic?
[02:28]B: Yeah, it is.