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masses

n. 民众, 劳动阶层

masses

[ noun ]
the common people generally
<noun.group>
separate the warriors from the masspower to the people

Saddam Hussein is craftily trying to portray himself not as the invader of Kuwait but as a kind of Arab Robin Hood, promising to take petrodollars away from a few wealthy sheiks and restore them to the impoverished Arab masses.
It said the "local masses were indignant and protested" when the incident became known.
"If we don't accept supervision and expand the democratic life of the party and country, we will be divorced from the masses and commit great errors," Deng wrote in the essay summarized on the television evening news.
"I don't go to attract the masses, but to preach the gospel," John Paul said midway through the trip. "I go to bring the gospel everywhere there are Catholics.
Gone are the days when a demagogue over Cairo Radio could arouse the Arab masses against their own governments.
However, the experts found there is potential later in the year for weather inversions, in which stagnant air masses can trap pollution near the ground for extended times and increase its harmful health effects.
And yet the industrial city and the urban masses that animate it have many antecedents.
In it, Deng spoke to journalists about the importance of their work, emphasizing their responsibility to educate the masses in political ideology and carry out party policy.
Across South America, the crushing burden of foreign debt piled up largely by military governments no longer in power is stifling economies, stirring unrest in the masses and threatening fragile democracies.
Mao went on to establish the People's Republic of China in 1949. Eight years later, when he encouraged critics to speak out, Beijing University teachers declared that "the masses want to overthrow the Communist Party."
A handy device to disarm political opponents, glasnost could get out of control and vent latent discontent among the Soviet masses.
The party is fighting for its power, property and perquisites, the three things that make life for party card holders so much better than life for the masses.
This arbitrary reaction caused the "masses to come to hate" the revolutionary commitees, he said.
Dissent is crushed ruthlessly, and the state-controlled media hails the achievements of the president, portraying him as the leader of the Arab masses who has defied the superpowers.
Since Maung Maung came to power Aug. 19, replacing hardliner Sein Lwin, masses of demonstrators have rallied and held strikes demanding immediate formation of an interim government to restore democracy.
Now it's all free enterprise, and the private sector." Superblock Seven was planned as a suburb of state-subsidized housing south of Bogota for the masses of impoverished Colombians crowding into the city.
"Instead of a party that fired the imagination of the masses, we have shrunk, losing touch with the toiling millions," he said in a speech in 1985.
'It is a retail system that finds it difficult to cope with the demands of wholesale investors.' Last December, when foreign portfolio investment touched Dollars 1bn, custodians were overwhelmed by the masses of paper flooding through their doors.
The masses of the American people are with us.
Two days ago, in my address in Cape Town, I told the audience that I have read on numerous occasions that it is not the kings and generals that make history but the masses of the people.
Although there were no official returns Monday afternoon, there was wide belief that the Rev. Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a charismatic priest hailed by the masses as their "prophet," had won election as president.
New Communist leaders opened the Berlin Wall and promised free elections to placate the masses.
The adoring masses likened her to the Philippines' Corazon Aquino who would ride to office on a wave of "people power." Two years later, however, Ms. Bhutto's critics say her policies are hard to discern from those of the Zia government.
If despotic governments can trample on human rights, so can intolerant masses.
Let us count the dividends: First, this is supply-side paradise: Tax cuts for the masses (middle-class and "rich") will raise revenues to pay for tax cuts for the poor.
In short, the huddled masses of Emma Lazarus are still the backbone of the church, although today they are likely to speak Spanish.
The tall pines that find living space between the granite masses grow, die and and rot where they have fallen. It was Indian country before white men first went in with packhorses in 1844.
The pope denounced the violence that marred one of his masses in Santiago as base, brutal and provocative.
"I saw an opening among the masses of people and ran in that direction and made it.
But economic gains have mostly benefitted upper middle class entrepreneurs with little filtering down to the masses.

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