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2011年1月VOA常速英语听写20篇.txt49礁石因为信念坚定，才激起了美丽的浪花；青春因为追求崇高，才格外地绚丽多彩。50因为年轻，所以自信；因为自信，所以年轻。YinNR整理 RAR里含有每篇TXT+MP3总20枚 永久保存下载地址 /file/f7a985e38b The African Union and the Economic Community of West African States have recognized former prime minister Alassane Ouattara as the newly-elected president of Ivory Coast. So the focus of the groups joint mission to Abidjan is the man who stands in Ouattaras way - incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo. Gbagbo says he intends to remain in power and accuses foreign governments of plotting a coup against him. Dim prospects for resolving the dispute are evident in the two sides failing to agree even on what their talks are about. West African leaders say they are in Abidjan to press their demands that Gbagbo step down. A spokesman for Sierra Leonean President Ernest Bai Koroma, who is among the heads of state representing the West African alliance, said Gbagbos exit is non-negotiable. Gbagbos aides say this meeting is all about negotiation. Ambassador Yao Gnamien, a special advisor to Gbagbo, said, They are not coming to negotiate the departure of President Gbagbo. They are coming to Cote DIvoire just for a process of negotiations so that we can find a peaceful solution to the crisis. Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said West African leaders will decide what to do next, following Mondays talks that also include the African Union mediator to the crisis, Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga. The West African alliance said it is considering military force to remove Gbagbo, but he is still backed by Ivory Coasts military, so a battle for control of Abidjan would be costly. Gbagbo said Ouattara should not expect foreign troops to help him and is calling for the departure of U.N. peacekeepers, who are guarding Ouattaras hotel. Ouattara said Gbagbo militants are killing his supporters, and he wants the International Criminal Court to investigate. The United Nations estimates that more than 170 people have been killed in post-election violenc