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There were television crews and pressmen from all around the world .

来自世界各地的电视工作者和新闻记者齐聚一堂。

When Japanese Army entered Nanking , more than 120 pressmen were embedded with Japanese Army .

日军进入南京时，有120多名记者深入到日军中。

Analysis on the physical examination results of pressmen in Shenzhen

深圳市新闻工作者健康检查结果分析

Their first press was a revolutionary breakthrough , delivering ten times what a pressman could feed by hand .

他们的第一次记者是一个革命性的突破，提供十倍就可以养活一个新闻记者的手。

In journalism practice activity , the phenomena of News sensitivity passivation sometimes appear as pressman take the practice for a long time .

在新闻实践中，往往会出现某些新闻工作者随着参加工作时间的增加而新闻敏感性却反而逐步钝化的现象。

While Pressman said waking a sleepwalker won 't harm them , it might not be easy to do .

尽管普雷斯曼说叫醒梦游者并不会伤害他们，但叫醒他们可能并不容易。

Additionally , the research by Kraft and Pressman cited above , indicates that smiling may improve heart health by decreasing heart rate after stressful events .

另外，前文引用的克拉夫特和普莱斯曼的研究表明微笑能改善心脏的健康状况，因为微笑能在重压下减缓心率。

Pressman A : you feel very grievance ?

记者甲：自己觉得很委屈；

Alexander Vindman 's attorney David Pressman says in a statement that it had become clear that his client 's future within the military will be forever limited .

亚历山大·温德曼的律师大卫·普雷斯曼在一份声明中表示，很明显，他的当事人在军队的未来将永远受到限制。

Last sunday , a News pressman named Gerald Boyd got worked over with baseball bats on his way to the subway and no one except us gave it much attention .

上星期日，纽约每日新闻一个名字叫波伊德的印刷工人在去地铁途中被人用球棒痛殴。除我们以外没人注意。

Pressman says through a campaign of bullying , intimidation and retaliation , the President attempted to force Vindman to choose between the law or pleasing him .

普雷斯曼说，通过一系列的欺凌、恐吓和报复，特朗普试图迫使温德曼在遵守法律还是取悦他之间做出选择。

Pressman A : has interest , then also has this idea this thought ? But this was not true of the whole Party , and there were other comrades who did not think along the lines presented here .

记者甲：有兴趣，有没有这样的理念，有没有这样的一个想法？但也还没有全党的转变，有些同志仍旧没有如同现在我们这样想。

Mark Pressman , a psychologist and sleep specialist at Lankenau Hospital in Pennsylvania , told Live Science the belief that it 's dangerous to wake a sleepwalker began in ancient times when people used to think your soul left your body while you slept .

美国宾夕法尼亚州蓝科纳医院睡眠专家、心理学家马克？普雷斯曼告诉生活科学网站说，认为叫醒梦游者很危险的观念源自于古代，古人认为在你睡觉的时候，你的灵魂会离开你的身体。

Additionally , research by Tara Kraft and Sarah Pressman at the University of Kansas demonstrated that smiling can alter our stress response by slowing down the heart rate and decreasing perceived levels of stress regardless of whether the person actually feels happy or not .

另外，堪萨斯大学的克拉夫特和普莱斯曼研究发现，微笑可以减缓心跳速率，降低感压程度，从而改变一个人的应激反应，这与这个人到底开不开心没有什么关系。

It is a sort of dirty and hidden secret , prof Pressman wrote , explaining that it is rarely intentional and more likely to be an example of confirmation bias in which researchers stop asking difficult questions when the results match their priors .

普雷斯曼写道：这是某种肮脏而隐藏的秘密。他解释称，这很少是故意的，而更可能是一个确认偏误的例子&当结果与研究人员的预想一致时，他们便不再质疑。