引言考研英語(yǔ)做為一門考研公共課，盡管大家都學(xué)了英文十幾，卻仍常常有總成績(jī)壓線掛在英語(yǔ)上的狀況，因此英語(yǔ)備考不僅僅是英語(yǔ)單詞、刷題。閱讀文章做為考研英語(yǔ)的高比例，只是做考研真題也許無(wú)法滿足你的閱讀量，因而以后會(huì)不定時(shí)執(zhí)行發(fā)布一篇英文美文，這種文章內(nèi)容都和考研英語(yǔ)閱讀文章同源，多讀必有益處。 　　?Numerous stores dealing with empty shelves and disgruntled customers, with fears many consumers will turn to black market 　　很多店鋪沖著自身空空蕩蕩的倉(cāng)儲(chǔ)貨架，也要照料著這些懷恨在心的顧客，她們擔(dān)憂很多（大麻）顧客會(huì)轉(zhuǎn)為黑市交易選購(gòu)。 　　When Trevor Tobin opened one of Canada’s first legal cannabis stores last month, he had high hopes of playing a small part in a historic national experiment – and of making a tidy profit. 　　上，康奈利·托賓的店變成了澳大利亞第一批合理合法出售大麻的店鋪之一，那時(shí)候他期許自身能變成此次里程碑式全國(guó)實(shí)驗(yàn)的一份子，并依靠本次機(jī)遇發(fā)一筆財(cái)。 　　Brimming with optimism, he and his mother Brenda pooled $, in savings to create High North, one of the few private retailers in Newfoundland and Labrador. 　　那時(shí)候他自信滿滿，和媽媽布倫達(dá)籌資了萬(wàn)美元，在紐芬蘭和金毛設(shè)立了 High North 門店，變成了不可多得的大麻人零售店之一。 　　But the pair quickly found themselves staring at empty shelves – and watching the money they had invested slip away. 　　可是兩人迅速察覺(jué)自己的貨品被席卷一空，看見(jiàn)自身空落落的倉(cāng)儲(chǔ)貨架，兩人感覺(jué)自身項(xiàng)目投資的錢打過(guò)水沖洗。 　　Day after day, staff at Labrador City’s only cannabis shop have had to turn away customers due to scarce inventory and have even gone as far as temporarily shutting down the store. 　　這一金毛市唯一的一家大麻店的工作員每忙于因庫(kù)存量不夠而回絕顧客，乃至臨時(shí)關(guān)掉了這店鋪。 　　“After a week of apologies [to customers] each day, we’re tired of just saying sorry,” said Tobin. “We were told there would be bumps in the road. This isn’t a bump in the road. This is a pothole.” 　　托賓說(shuō)“整整的一周，大家每必須向顧客致歉幾百次，我們都早已厭煩再和顧客說(shuō)抱歉了?！薄白铋_(kāi)始許多人告知大家不久發(fā)展的情況下不容易太圓滿，如今來(lái)看這不僅是順不圓滿的難題，只是這自身便是一圈套?！?　　Two weeks after Canada became the first G country to legalize cannabis amid much fanfare and celebration, numerous stores – both physical and digital – are struggling to meet unexpectedly high demand and in much of the country, the legal supply of marijuana has dried up. 　　在G處心積慮的慶賀大麻合法半后，大家沒(méi)有想起大麻需要量這般之高，以致于很多實(shí)體線和網(wǎng)店壓根無(wú)法滿足需求。在澳大利亞絕大多數(shù)地域，大麻的合理合法供貨早已匱乏。 　　“There is not enough legal marijuana to supply all of recreational demand in Canada,” said Rosalie Wyonch, a policy analyst at the CD Howe Institute. “The shortages are happening faster than I would have expected, but our research suggested quite strongly that there would be shortages in the first year of legalization.” 　　CD Howe Institute 的現(xiàn)行政策投資分析師羅莎莉·溫瓊說(shuō)“在澳大利亞，沒(méi)有充足的合理合法大麻來(lái)考慮全部的游戲娛樂(lè)要求，緊缺產(chǎn)生的速率比我預(yù)估的要快，但大家的研究表明，在合法的第一是會(huì)出現(xiàn)緊缺的狀況。” 　　Online sales make up a large component of the recreational cannabis market. In Ontario, where there are no physical retailers, residents are required to purchase products through a government-run web site. 　　互聯(lián)網(wǎng)銷售在休閑娛樂(lè)大麻在銷售市場(chǎng)中占挺大占比。在沒(méi)有實(shí)體線零售商的安大略省，住戶務(wù)必根據(jù)政府部門經(jīng)營(yíng)的網(wǎng)站出售商品。 　　Within the first hours of legalization, the Ontario Cannabis Store website processed , orders – but few of them have been shipped to customers. 　　在合法的最開(kāi)始二十四小時(shí)內(nèi)，安大略省大麻網(wǎng)店解決了十萬(wàn)份訂單信息，可是真實(shí)將大麻送至顧客手上的訂單信息卻非常少。 　　Because Ontario only allows online sales of cannabis, many residents have been left waiting two weeks for orders to arrive – and some report random cancellations of their orders. 　　因?yàn)榘泊舐允≈蝗菰S互聯(lián)網(wǎng)銷售大麻，很多住戶在提交訂單半后仍等待，也有些人說(shuō)她們的訂單信息早已被任意撤銷。 　 　　

考研全面復(fù)習(xí)，把書(shū)讀薄，數(shù)學(xué)開(kāi)始復(fù)習(xí)的同學(xué)無(wú)比要清楚，盡管我們一再講復(fù)習(xí)要講究層次，但是不能以此來(lái)降低自己的要求，建議第一遍就要全面復(fù)習(xí)，從歷年試卷的內(nèi)容分布上可以看出，凡是考試大綱中提及的內(nèi)容，都有可能考到，甚至某些不太重要的內(nèi)容，也可以以大題的形式在試題中出現(xiàn)，由此可見(jiàn)，以押題、猜題的復(fù)習(xí)方法來(lái)對(duì)付考研靠不住的，很容易在考場(chǎng)上痛失分?jǐn)?shù)而敗北，應(yīng)當(dāng)參照考試大綱，全面復(fù)習(xí)，不留遺漏。