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A tense 긴박한 standoff 교착상태 in the Gulf 페르시아만 tonight including a show of force by the US. Is Iran trying to provoke ~을 일으키다 a crisis with the west? Another high-profile 유명한, 잘 알려진 American gets bad news about cancer. And this time, it’s hitting home at the White House. And taking a stand ~에 대한 입장을 세우다, 고수하다. One family standing up against 저항하다 the system to save their home. From NBC News world headquarters in
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Good evening? There is a lot to tell you about tonight while the Iranians are holding 억류하다 15 British sailors and marines and while American warships swarm ~에 떼지어 몰려들다 in the waters off of ~의 연안 Iran’s coast. Not long ago, a bulletin 뉴스속보 from the Associated Press 미국의 AP 통신사 on Capitol Hill 연방 의회reported the US senate 상원 has voted on the war in Iraq and the democrats have gone up against the President and his threat of a veto 거부권 <대통령 등이 법률안에 대하여 가지는>. NBC’s Chip Reid is standing by 대기하다, 준비하다. And Chip? Why is tonight’s vote so important?
Well, Brian? It’s hugely important. “What we must not do is to give up just at the moment 현재 we’re starting to turn things around in Iraq.” “This war is not worth the spilling 유출 of another drop of American blood.”
And Brian? What happens now is that the house <집합적> 의원들 in the senate will get together and reach some kind of compromise 절충안 on a timeline. They will send it to the president. He has promised to veto it. The problem is that that timeline is attached to about 100 billion dollars in spending for the troops in
So there’s basically 근본적으로, 실은 a gigantic game of chicken <서로 상대를 굴복시키려고 하는> 도전적 전략 going on right now. Either the president is going to have to back down <주장 등을> 굽히다 and agree to sign a bill <의회> 법안 with some form of timeline in order to get that money or he will veto it, send it back to congress.