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2014 年北京外国语大学英语学院考研611 英语基础测试（阅读）资料 汇编 阅读文章精选 Accusing Iran World leaders say that Iran has built a second, and secret, nuclear-enrichment plant Reute EVER since Iran’s nuclear-enrichment plant at Natanz was publicly 1 by an Iranian dissident group in 2002, experts have wondered whether the clerical regime had other facilities2 secretly, away from the prying eyes of international3 . On Friday September 25th, it seems, Iran was caught out: America, France and Britain said they had 4 that Iran had been building a secret enrichment site fo r years in a mountain near to the holy city of Qom. “The size and configuration of this facility is 5 with a peaceful *nuclear+ programme,” said President Barack Obama at a G20 summit in Pittsburgh. He added that America was still ready for6 , and that Iran had the right to nuclear energy for 7 use, but that Iran had to come clean immediately about its 8 nuclear-weapons programme. Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, said that if Iran did not halt enrichment by December further sanctions should be9 . “We cannot let the Iranian leaders 10 time while the motors *centrifuges+ are running,” he declared. Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, 11 Iran of “serial deception over many years” and concluded that outsiders have “no choice today but to draw a line in the sand.” Russia 12 for an immediate investigation by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Iran had tried to13 the blow of these accusations by pre-empting the announcement with a letter to the IAEA14 to the existence of the plant. An IAEA spokesman said it had been told by Iran that “no nuclear material has been15 into the facility”. But Iran has undoubtedly been placed on the defensive ahead of its meeting in Geneva on October 1st with the “P5+1” countries–the five