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This morning. Wild <날씨·바다 등이> 거친, 거센 weather in the west. Dozens of tornadoes from California to Colorado. This mile-wide twister sent big rigs <구어> 자동차, 버스, 트럭 flying through the air. And it’s the kickoff <구어> 시작 to Memorial Day 전몰 장병 기념일, <5월의 마지막 월요일> weekend. But will the high cost of gas stall 꼼짝 못하게 하다 your holiday plans? How to turn your vacation into a staycation. A getaway 휴양지 in your own backyard.

 

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Help may finally be on the way 가까워져 for millions suffering in Myanmar after this month’s cyclone <인도양 등의> 열대성 저기압, 사이클론. While meeting with the head 우두머리 of the United Nations today, the leader of Myanmar’s military regime 정권 finally agreed to accept international aid workers. Our Dan Harris is the only American TV reporter on the scene, inside Myanmar.

 

Today, UN Secretary General 사무총장 Ban Ki Moon journeyed to a place few outsiders ever see the new capital of Myanmar, Naypyidaw. He met with senior general Than Shwe, the secretive brutal 잔인한 leader. Ban Ki Moon emerged from ~에서 나오다 the meeting saying the general had finally agreed to allow foreign aid workers into the areas hit hardest by the cyclone.

 

“That seems like a big breakthrough 타개책, 큰 발전.” “Yes, I think so. He has agreed to allow all the aid workers… regardless of ~을 개의치 않고 nationalities” This is something General Than Shwe had resisted for weeks even with millions of his own people left homeless and vulnerable 취약성이 있는 to disease and starvation 기아. Critics say he fears outsiders will threaten his power.

 

UN officials seemed cautiously 조심스럽게 optimistic 낙관적인 about today’s deal. If this is for real, it could be a victory for the Secretary General and more importantly, for hundreds of thousands of desperate cyclone victims. For Good Morning America, this is Dan Harris, ABC News, in Naypyidaw, Myanmar.

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