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Lesson 3: Michael Dell’s Two-Billion-Dollar Dream;Text organization;p.1-3;p.4-8;p.9-10;p.11-12;p.13-15;p.16-21;p.22-28;p.29-33;Translation;5. The survival of a company depends on how fast it can develop new products to meet the needs of the market. 6. He developed a theory that human progress has been largely due to cooperation rather than competition. 7. For many people in China who used to worry every day where their next meal was to come from, today their biggest concern is being overweight. 8. It is believed that they will launch an attack sooner or later. It is only a matter of time.;9. OK, you make me an offer. How much would you pay? 10. One lesson we have drawn from the 20th century is that human resources are more important than natural resources in the development of a nation. 11. Many teachers are concerned about a lack of communal spirit among young people. 12. It was a very generous offer. He said that he would pay me $100,000 a year as personal manager.;13. Today the corruption problem has become a matter of international concern. 14. She suddenly walked out of the room without offering any explanation. 15.These tough competitions can drive can drive young people crazy. 16.I’m sorry I can’t let you use my car now. I will have to drive my wife to the airport. 17. What he said the other day sounded very vague. I don’t really know what he was driving at.;Translation P. 70;6. They lifted a rock only to drop it on their own feet, as a Chinese saying goes. 7. She isn’t asking much. She simply wants to be taken seriously. 8. Their goal is to break into the overseas market and compete with giant IT companies. 9. Are you willing to make some sacrifices now in order to reach some long-term goals? 10. As everyone knows, China is a developing country. Therefore it is unjustifiable to require her to perform obligations of developed countries.;11. I’m shocked that the ideas that women’s place is the home has found favor with both men and women in some parts of our c