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A .  incomplete names B .  incomplete names with templates C .  alias with template names D .  numeric name

A .  The job will need to be reenabled before it will execute again. B .  The job may hold locks on objects referenced within it. C .  All jobs within the job group will also be stopped. D .  The job may leave data in an inconsistent state. E .  There is no danger in using the STOP_JOB procedure.

A . rising warm air B . proximity to a low pressure area C . inward spiraling circulation D . clear dry weather

A . cargo hatch B . forecastle C . steering engine D . ster

A . Config B . Request C . Session D . Applicatio

A . warm front at night B . low pressure area C . anticyclone D . lack of frontal activity

A . anchoring B . mooring C . sewing D . splicing

A . The job will need to be reenabled before it will execute again. B . The job may hold locks on objects referenced within it. C . All jobs within the job group will also be stopped. D . The job may leave data in an inconsistent state. E . There is no danger in using the STOP_JOB procedure.

A . Ridge B . Col C . Trough D . Bora

A . the volume of all intact spaces above the waterline B . an intact space below the surface of a flooded area C . an intact space which can be flooded without causing a ship to sink D . the space at which all the vertical upward forces of buoyancy are considered to be concentrated

A . Stopping the boom B . Topping or lowering the boom C . Moving the boom left or right D . All of the above

A . low barometric pressure B . high barometric pressure C . falling barometric pressure D . pumping barometric pressure

A . crew's quarters B . engine room C . main deck D . tank to

A、 direct performance of deck or engine operation in a scheduled and fixed rotation B、 performance of lookout duties C、 performance of maintenance work D、 direct performance of cargo loading nad discharge oeprations

A . Collection B . Set C . SortedSet D . Ma

A . anchor windlass B . jumbo boom C . rudder D . steering engine

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The drugs used to treat depression are of limited use in treating the repeating depressive episodes of bipolar illness, according to background information in the article, published last week in The Archives of General Psychiatry. The researchers studied 293 patients with bipolar disease at 15 medical centers nationwide. They randomly assigned one group of 163 people to one of three kinds of psychotherapy consisting of up to 30—50-minute sessions over nine months. A second group of 130 patients was assigned to "collaborative care", three sessions over six weeks designed to offer a brief version of the most common psychological and behavioral strategies shown to be beneficial in bipolar illness. The participants, whose average age was 40, were followed for one year, and all were also being treated with mood-stabilizing medicines. Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on challenging and controlling negative thoughts. In interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, patients concentrate on stabilizing daily routines and resolving interpersonal problems. Family therapy engages family members to help solve problems related to the illness, like failing to take medication properly, and to reduce the number of negative family interactions. Therapists at each of the 15 medical centers received brief training in the therapies they administered. "The study included real-world patients experiencing the early phases of a depressive episode", said David J. Miklowitz, the study's lead author. "And the therapists who delivered the treatment were trained by experts in the field with low-intensity training, which is typical of what's available in real-life practice". Recovery rates after one year were a combined average of 64 percent for the intensive therapy groups, but only 52 percent for those who had brief therapy. In any given month, a patient undergoing longer-term therapy was more than one and a half times as likely to be well as one who had short-term treatment. Family therapy was slightly more effective than interpersonal or cognitive behavioral therapy, but the differences among the types of intensive treatment were not statistically significant. "This is a monumental study", said a professor of psychiatry who was not involved in the work. "There are no pharmaceutical companies willing to pay for research in psychotherapy, so we don't have many clinical trials". But, she added: "Psychosocial treatment for bipolar illness is not an alternative to medication. It's a supplement". The cost of long-term therapy is high, and insurance companies are reluctant to cover it. But according to the professor, the cost of not covering it could be higher. "It isn't just the cost of the therapy. It's the long-term cost. Bipolar illness has devastating effects on families as well as on the patients themselves". The word "bipolar" (Line 2, Paragraph 1) most probably means ______ A．a disease that is the same as depression. B．a disease that demonstrates alternative depression and its opposite. C．a disease that can be cured purely by psychotherapy. D．a disease that may be cured by medicine used for depression.

A．glossary B．instruction C．manual

A．grateful to B．familiar to C．grateful for D．familiar with