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高科技发展的今天，环境恶化，能源的消耗，各种各样车辆的生产，让我们周围的环境更加恶化。为此，我厂为了能为我们的社会做出贡献，奉献自己的一份力量，领导和员工一致决定降低生产车辆的尾气污染，提高柴油汽油等燃料的利用率，可持续发展的能源动力，做到低碳环保，将节能环保的理念和行动落实下去，争取为我们的环境做出一点贡献。

对于国四排放的车辆，我们要从长远来看，就说我们的清障车，我厂引进先进的技术，力争推广国Ⅳ排放标准的清障车，我厂拥有的江淮，东风，五十铃等一系列产品，响应我们的低排放低污染的理念，全部实行国Ⅳ排放。现在厂家生产的江淮底盘，东风底盘等车辆，都是国Ⅳ排放标准的底盘，提高了燃料的利用率，增加了发动机的功率，使清障车的工作效率得到大大的提高；这也得到大多数国四清障车的客户的好评。不仅仅是这些，我厂生产的国四排放清障车，在底盘还设置了特有的尾气回收再利用装置，意在进一步降低污染，做到低碳环保，增加发动机的功率。

盡管國家有關部門，國四排放標准的規定推行延遲，最終還是到來了。雖然一些人對推行國四不贊同，認爲國四排放標准的車輛要比國三排放標准的車輛貴一些，但是想想這是爲提高我們生活環境的質量，爲造福子孫後代貢獻一份力量，你還會爲那多花的一點錢而固執不實行國四嗎？而且，現在國家真正的實施了國四排放的政策，所以國三的車輛上牌照是很難的，汙染大不說，而且燃料的利用率低，同品牌的汽車的馬力肯定沒有國四的大，這也說明國三的工作效率低，這樣長久算來，你還會爲買國四車多花一點錢而覺得浪費或者不值嗎？

"No," I replied, with my eagerness to moralize, "no two persons, and above all no one man and one woman, can ever be sure of their duty, or even of their happiness, till they consider at least one third person,--" "Oh, if I could only trust you!" she said, shaking her head sadly and trying to lift her arm's burden again without taking her eyes from mine. It went to her feet in a landslide, and out of one of the books fluttered three stems of sweet-pea each bearing two mated blossoms. I knew them in an instant, and in the next I had them. She would not let me pile the fallen freight anywhere but into her arm again, nor recover her eye before she was fully re-laden. Then she set her lips freezingly and said "Now give me back my flowers." By degrees Hetty told her story. It was real enough to her, but to Bruce's practical mind it sounded unsubstantial and shadowy. After all, she might easily have imagined the face at the window, and as to the man in the morning room, he had only been mistily reflected in a dim old mirror. Considered as a mechanical agent, a hammer concentrates the power of the arms, and applies it in a manner that meets the requirements of various purposes. If great force is required, a long swing and slow blows accomplish tons; if but little force is required, a short swing and rapid blows will serve—the degree of force being not only continually at control, but also the direction in which it is applied. Other mechanism, if employed instead of hammers to perform a similar purpose, would require to be complicated [104] machines, and act in but one direction or in one plane. 97 These are difficulties which will continue to perplex us until every shred of the old metaphysics has been thrown off. To that task Aristotle was not equal. He was profoundly influenced by the very theory against which he contended; and, at the risk of being paradoxical, we may even say that it assumed a greater importance in his system than had ever been attributed to it by Plato himself. To prove this, we must resume the thread of our exposition, and follow the339 Stagirite still further in his analysis of the fundamental reality with which the highest philosophy is concerned. concise letter; I'm not quite forgiven yet for refusing to follow But it was full two hours, in the end, before they did start. Flasks had to be replenished, farewell drinks taken, wives and families parted from, the last behests made, of those going upon an errand of death. Citizens burning with ardor to protect their hearths and stock were routed out of saloons and dance halls, only to slip away again upon one pretext or another. The fault of this last, crowning breach of faith was not all with the Red-men by any means. But the difficulty would be to have that believed. The world at large,—or such part of it as was deigning to take heed of this struggle against heavy odds, this contest between the prehistoric and the makers of history,—the world at large would not go into the details, if indeed it were ever to hear them. It would know just this, that a band of Indians, terrible in the very smallness of their numbers, were meeting the oncoming line of civilization from the East with that of the savagery of the West, as a prairie fire is met and checked in its advance by another fire kindled and set on to stop it. It would know that the blood of the masters of the land was being spilled upon the thirsty, unreclaimed ground by those who were, in right and justice, for the welfare of humanity, masters no more. It would know that the voice which should have been that of authority and command was often turned to helpless complaint or shrieks for mercy. And it[Pg 304] would not stop for the causes of these things; it could not be expected to. It would know that a man had come who had promised peace, confidently promised it in the event of certain other promises being fulfilled, and that he had failed of his purpose. The world would say that Crook had held in his grasp the Apaches and the future peace of an empire as large as that of Great Britain and Ireland, France and Germany in one, and that he had let it slip through nerveless fingers. It was signal failure. Cairness sat for a long time, smoking and thinking. Then Felipa's voice called to him and he went in to her. She was by the window in a flood of moonlight, herself all in flowing white, with the mantle of black hair upon her shoulders. "Here, drop them," said Shorty roughly. "Them's mine." "O, I'm guilty—guilty o' the whole lot," said Shorty dejectedly. Before the High Court (Earth) of the Confederation After the dance, which did not last long, as poor Robert trod so heavily on his partner's feet that she soon begged him to stop, they strolled off round the Fair. Robert thought that if he made it a custom to roam among the booths his father would not notice his final disappearance so quickly. Lord! he was getting a hemmed crafty fellow. All the boys were allowed a shilling or two to spend at the Fair, so Robert treated Emily to a ride on the merry-go-round and five sea-sick minutes in the swings. Then he took Mrs. Button—Realf's married daughter, who had come over from Hove, to see the Panorama and a new attraction in the shape of a fat lady, which struck him as disgusting, but made her laugh tremendously. Rose had begun to question her attitude towards her husband. She had hitherto never doubted for a moment that she loved him—of course she loved him! But now she asked herself—"If I love him, how is it that our most tender moments have never meant so much to me as that second kiss of Handshut's?" None of Reuben's kisses stood out in her memory as that kiss,[Pg 287] he had never made the thrill of life go through her, he had never filled her heart to bursting with joy so infinite that it was sorrow, and sorrow so exquisite that it was joy. She would observe Reuben, and she would see him—old. He was fifty-four, and his hair was grey; there were crow's-feet at the corners of his eyes, and straight lines between his brows, where he had furrowed them as the pitiless sun beat down upon his face. There were other lines too, seamed and scored by hard struggles. He was strong as an ox, but she told herself he was beginning to move a bit stiffly. He had exposed himself so ruthlessly to the wet and cold that his joints had become rheumatic. 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