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Tonight, decision day. Everything on the line for the Republicans in today’s Florida primary 예비선거. Who will get momentum 힘, 여세? Who might be going home? On the edge. New numbers show home foreclosures 담보물을 찾을 권리의 상실 are soaring 높이 치솟다. The reason we start a new series on the money problems of everyday Americans. Economic scene from the kitchen table.

 

Moody blues. Scientists try to explain the midlife 중년<의> crisis. It might not be your spouse 배우자 or your job, but simply a matter of age. And cold shoulder? Obama and Clinton at the state of the union 연두교서. Did he snub 기를 꺾다 her? From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson.

 

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The snow is so heavy, major rail lines and highways are cut off. Airports in at least 10 cities temporarily 일시적으로 closed. Supply trucks carrying food and coal are piled up on icy highways. And the Chinese communist party is mobilizing ~를 동원하다 its entire membership to lead what it is calling anti-disaster efforts.

 

Worst of all is what the storms are doing to millions of holiday travelers. In the southern city of Guangzhou, 200,000 people waited outside a packed train terminal. With the number of stranded 발이 묶인 passengers expected to reach up to 600,000 just in this one station. From now until Chinese New Year which falls on <어떤 날이> ~에 해당되다 February 7, there’s the equivalent ~와 같은 것 of Labor Day in the US. Tens of millions of people flood out of the big cities, headed home.

 

More than 178 million people take trains during the Chinese New Year holiday. That’s more than half the entire US population. 70% of those passengers are migrant workers 떠돌이 노동자들 who are only afforded one annual vacation. The forecast is for more snow, meaning all these people may miss their only homecoming of the year. Stephanie Sy, ABC News, Beijing.

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