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Good afternoon, everyone and welcome to Headline News. I’m Thomas Roberts. And I’m Kathleen Kennedy. Good to see you. Here’re the headlines. Memorials 기념식 are taking place 열리다, 개최되다 around the US and the world on this 5^th anniversary <해마다 돌아오는> 기념일 of the September 11^th attacks. In New York City, memorial concerts have followed a mourning <죽음에 대한> 애도 of observances 행사, 의식. All paying tribute to ~에게 찬사를 바치다 the victims and rescue workers who lost their lives at ground zero <폭탄의> 낙하점, 세계 무역 센터가 무너진 곳.

 

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On this anniversary, Osama Bin Laden’s Deputy 대리인, 부관 warns that new events are on the way 진행중의, 다가오는. Ayman al-Zawahri made the statement 성명을 발표하다 in a video which is posted <인터넷에> 게재하다, 올리다 on Islamist website yesterday and he urges 촉구하다 Muslims to increase resistance to the US and criticizes 비난하다 the west for supplying weapons to Israel.

 

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US Secretary of State 국무장관, Condoleezza Rice, says the US would be willing to hold <회의 등을> 개최하다 nuclear talks with Iran, but only if Iran agrees to suspend 중단하다 its nuclear program even if that was just temporarily 일시적으로.

 

9/11 테러 5주년 기념행사 현장

 

Across the nation, Americans are marking 기념하다 the 5^th anniversary of 9/11. In New York, it took several hours to read all the names of those who died at the attacks at the World Trade Center. Sumi Das joins us now from ground zero with more on how New Yorkers are posing 자세를 취하다 to remember. Sumi?

 

Thanks very much, Kathleen and you’re absolutely right. It took three and a half hours to read all of those names of the victims. Now this spot, where I’m standing, before the attacks of 9/11, it stood in the shadow of the World Trade Center. Now it overlooks 내려다보다 ground zero. This is a place where many have come today to mark the somber 엄숙한 anniversary.

 

“5 years have come and gone and we still stand together as one.” 5 years on, trumpet sound. Bagpipes 스코틀랜드 고지인의 취주 악기 wail 구슬픈 소리를 내다. Tears can’t be stopped and heartbreak 비탄 remains. The sites, where tragedy 비극 stuck on 9/11 five years ago, become memorials 기념관. Vice President 부통령, Dick Cheney, observes <의식 등을> 거행하다 a moment of silence at the Pentagon 국방부 and at ground zero, one-by-one, victims’ names were read aloud. “This year, we have asked their spouses 배우자, partners, and significant others to lead the ceremonies.”

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