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chats

n. 选矿中间产物

He prefers the company of a very few friends, with whom he chats in bars and restaurants.
From the den at his ranch just northeast of Phoenix, Ariz., Thomas Barrett III chats over the phone with a caller from Japan who wants to buy a 1938 P3 Rolls-Royce.
But instead of celebrity chats, it'll have two investigative reports.
He quotes Roosevelt in support of his free trade views, says he borrowed Roosevelt's idea of "fireside chats" to the people, and agrees with him on the need for compromise in dealing with legislators.
Quayle and Ortega had met earlier in the week in Chile for two quick chats and a 90-minute lunch.
Patti Smith relishes the winter months because she gets caught up on chores, chats with her neighbors and watches videos.
But on Thursday, their chats were enlivened by the three-day meeting of the Communist Party Central Committee, which ended Wednesday by recommending creation of a Western-style presidency and popular elections of Communist leaders.
No mere impression, mind you since this tale comes complete with a photo of The Jog itself: A perky Van, a few paces ahead, chats amicably to a gasping Mr. Bush (even his burly Secret Service agents seem ready to pack it in).
On Friday, Jacek Kuron, a veteran activist slated to run for the existing upper chamber of parliament, scrambled through the building holding quick chats with several prominent activists in the bustling center.
Another soldier chats up a comely young Kuwaiti in a red-white-and-blue T-shirt.
Ginsburg is smoother than Bork was in private chats with senators, one Reagan aide says: "He goes in and talks about the Redskins."
Over dinner at a local steakhouse, Mr. Levy chats with Joseph Mann, an American reporter who writes for London's Financial Times.
In an interview before the report was completed, Mr. Wallach said that during his regular social chats and office visits with Mr. Meese, "occasionally the pipeline would come up" for discussion.
'Come on, Michael is having chats with people the whole time,' said an MP close to the home secretary. By the evening, nerves had calmed.

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