CNN 2010-10-18

It really has been a surprise for the medical team that has been working with them.They are in very good state of health.From a psychological point of view， all of them were in very stressful conditions. Most of them have really been fine with them.Some of them have some minor¹ complications ,but they really don't to require anything too drastic. All miners had a good night. They are very happy to be back in the surface and from that point of view we don't see any problems, nor from a medical point of view.They are going to be released on a person-by-person basis and it will depend on the attending positions.We are hoping that some of them can be released before 48 hours, this afternoon.

One in every 29 homes is in some stage of the foreclosure process. That's from the first notice in the mail that says you are late, to the very end of the line, which is that repossession. And that big number you showed behind you, 102,000, those were actual bank repossessions. That means the sheriff has come to your house, put a padlock on the front door. Your things have been removed from the home if you're still there.In many cases, people are long gone out of these houses, I will point out. But that is a very big -- it comes down to about two a minute. We've never seen a situation like that in the housing market in this country, and it shows a lot of pain for a lot of folks.According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, the number of loans that are at least 30 days late but not yet in foreclosure is 4.8 million. So you've got another 4.8 million who are late, but they're not even in this foreclosure process yet.

The people of Bint Jbeil?have made the Zionist taste.The bitter taste defeat and spread the sense of lack of hope on the face of the enemy.showered unit, meaning the Zionists have no choice but to submit to the will of the people and to return to their first homes.

I went to the bathroom and about ten minutes later I thought it to be uncomfortable like just something wans't right and I yelled for him and he said ,you know.

I see a baby's hair and with this head of hair there was no mistaking at him.She was in the middle of childbirth.

And she was out about ..you know, a minute of half later.

Ok,I could see the head.The head is crowning.

You can see the hair?

Yeah,I can see the head with the hair on it.I need someone to come here very quickly,please.

Sir? Hello?I think I had the baby.

I think the baby is coming.

The baby just came out? OK.

And I think I dropped the phone and put both hands under Johanna and called the doctor.

Everything happened so fast and the baby came out,you know ,like a minute and a few seconds.

1 minor   

adj.较小(少)的，较次要的；n.辅修学科；vi.辅修

参考例句：

• The young actor was given a minor part in the new play.年轻的男演员在这出新戏里被分派担任一个小角色。
• I gave him a minor share of my wealth.我把小部分财产给了他。