今天的句子（98句）：
Organisations of all stripes—from Facebook to the UK government to that coffee shop on the corner you once gave your email address to—have been filling inboxes with variations on the same question, in anticipation of a European Union regulation that comes into force on 25 May.
詞匯突破：
1.of all stripes 各領(lǐng)域的，各類
2. fill 填滿
3. variation 各種，各類
4. in anticipation of ：（絕對重點(diǎn)考點(diǎn)?。?/p>
英文解釋：the fact of seeing that sth might happen in the future and perhaps doing sth about it now （預(yù)見到將來會發(fā)生什么，所以現(xiàn)在做一些事情來應(yīng)對。）
? ? ? ? ? ? ? 預(yù)料；預(yù)期；預(yù)見；預(yù)計:
? 例句： He bought extra food in anticipation of more people coming than he'd invited.
? ? ? ? 他預(yù)料來的客人會比邀請的多,就多買了些食物。
5. a European Union regulation 一個歐盟的決定
6. comes into force 生效
切分：
1.Organisations of all stripes have been filling inboxes with variations on the same question
2.—from Facebook to the UK government to that coffee shop on the corner you once gave your email address to— （Organisations 的同位語）
? 局部切分：
? that coffee shop on the corner 街角的那家咖啡店
you once gave your email address to （that） （這里省略了that）
合在一起：
街角那家你有一次留了郵箱的咖啡館
3. in anticipation of a European Union regulation that comes into force on 25 May.
參考譯文：
各類機(jī)構(gòu)——從臉書到英國政府到街角那家你有一次留了郵箱的咖啡館—-預(yù)計到5月25日歐盟的一項規(guī)定會生效，于是正在用同一問題的不同變體填滿你的收件箱。
背景介紹：
當(dāng)我們注冊服務(wù)時（比如社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)、在線購物或推廣郵件），之前都是服務(wù)商提前在很長的一段注冊文字里面說：你們同意我們收集你們的數(shù)據(jù)吧，我們一般都看不到這個問題。然后服務(wù)商會提前幫我們勾上同意。而現(xiàn)在歐盟要求這個框不能你們服務(wù)商提前勾，要用戶自己勾。
現(xiàn)在微信都有歐盟條例！
思考題：
According the text, Facebook and the UK government are under the regulation of European Union.
詞匯：
under the regulation of sth: 受到…的管制
文章認(rèn)為，臉書和英國政府受到歐盟的管制。
原文說了他們預(yù)計到歐盟會出臺一項規(guī)定就開始做出了行動，說明他們確實(shí)會受到歐盟的管制的。所以這個說法是對的。
明天的句子：
And poorer families tend to spend a much larger share of their incomes on housing and other basic needs than their wealthier counterparts, who are more likely to put their money into insurance and retirement.
思考題：
Poorer families will spend more money on safety net than welathier families will.
出人意料的加餐：
While polls show Britons rate “the countryside” alongside the royal family, Shakespeare and the National Health Service (NHS) as what makes them proudest of their country, this has limited political support.
Britain’s public sentiment about the countryside ________.
[A] didn’t start till the Shakespearean age
[B] has brought much benefit to the NHS
[C] is fully backed by the royal family
[D] is not well reflected in politics
