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現在突然之間，這種自己也不承認的孩子氣的要求，——不跟胡子拉碴、舉止粗魯的男性伙伴為伍，而去領略一下年輕女子的友誼——終于以最完美的方式實現了。每天下午，我作為惟一的男子，坐在兩個姑娘當中；她們清亮的女性嗓音使我（我沒法用別的方式表達）簡直產生肉體上的快感，我懷著一種難以描繪的幸福感第一次感受到我和姑娘們在一起的落落大方的態度。年輕男女只要單獨相處的時間稍長，總會勢所必然地出現一種電火爆發式的接觸。由于特殊情況，這種接觸被排除了，這只增加了我們關系中特別幸福的成分。我們持續很久的閑聊時間沒有絲毫撩人的氣氛，這種氣氛通常會使半明半暗中的男女獨處變得非常危險。當然起先，——這點我很樂于承認——伊羅娜豐滿誘人的櫻唇，柔嫩豐腴的玉臂，她那柔軟輕捷的動作所泄露的馬札兒人的肉感，曾經使我這個年輕人受到最愉快的刺激。我好幾次都不得不盡力約束住我的雙手，抵御那強烈的欲望︰把這肌膚溫暖柔軟、長著一雙會笑的黑眼楮的姑娘一把摟在懷里，拼命狂吻一氣。可是我們相識後不久，她就告訴我，她和貝斯克萊恃一個候補公證人已經訂婚兩年，只等艾迪特身體復原或者病情好轉就和他結婚——我猜，開克斯法爾伐一定答應給這個窮親戚一筆嫁妝，如果她肯堅持到那個時候。再說，倘若我們並不真正鐘情，卻試圖在她那楚楚可憐、無可奈何地拴在輪椅上的女伴背後偷偷摸摸地親吻，或者動手動腳，我們這行為是多麼粗野、多麼卑劣啊。所以開頭的時候，調情撩人的刺激很快就煙消雲散，我所能夠感覺到的好感，越來越深情地傾向于那病弱無援、受到命運歧視的姑娘，因為在這種神秘的感情化學里，對于一個病人的同情總是不知不覺地和柔情結合在一起的。坐在這個下肢癱瘓的姑娘身邊，和她談話讓她快活起來，看見一絲笑意掠過她的嘴角，使得兩片不安的薄唇又趨平靜，或者，有時候，她一時脾氣上來，焦躁地發作起來，只消把手放在她身上，就能使她羞慚滿面地順從听活，而且從她那雙灰色的眸子里還能得到一瞥感激的目光——在這個無力抵抗、無力自衛的姑娘那里得到一些小小的親呢的表示，比和她的女友一起演出最最激烈的風流韻事更加使我幸福，因為這些親呢的表示來自心靈的友誼。通過這些輕微的內心的震顫，我發現了許多更加溫柔的感情領域，這些領域我完全陌生，從未料到，——在這短短的幾天里，我獲得了多少知識啊！

現在突然之間，這種自己也不承認的孩子氣的要求，——不跟胡子拉碴、舉止粗魯的男性伙伴為伍，而去領略一下年輕女子的友誼——終于以最完美的方式實現了。每天下午，我作為惟一的男子，坐在兩個姑娘當中；她們清亮的女性嗓音使我（我沒法用別的方式表達）簡直產生肉體上的快感，我懷著一種難以描繪的幸福感第一次感受到我和姑娘們在一起的落落大方的態度。年輕男女只要單獨相處的時間稍長，總會勢所必然地出現一種電火爆發式的接觸。由于特殊情況，這種接觸被排除了，這只增加了我們關系中特別幸福的成分。我們持續很久的閑聊時間沒有絲毫撩人的氣氛，這種氣氛通常會使半明半暗中的男女獨處變得非常危險。當然起先，——這點我很樂于承認——伊羅娜豐滿誘人的櫻唇，柔嫩豐腴的玉臂，她那柔軟輕捷的動作所泄露的馬札兒人的肉感，曾經使我這個年輕人受到最愉快的刺激。我好幾次都不得不盡力約束住我的雙手，抵御那強烈的欲望︰把這肌膚溫暖柔軟、長著一雙會笑的黑眼楮的姑娘一把摟在懷里，拼命狂吻一氣。可是我們相識後不久，她就告訴我，她和貝斯克萊恃一個候補公證人已經訂婚兩年，只等艾迪特身體復原或者病情好轉就和他結婚——我猜，開克斯法爾伐一定答應給這個窮親戚一筆嫁妝，如果她肯堅持到那個時候。再說，倘若我們並不真正鐘情，卻試圖在她那楚楚可憐、無可奈何地拴在輪椅上的女伴背後偷偷摸摸地親吻，或者動手動腳，我們這行為是多麼粗野、多麼卑劣啊。所以開頭的時候，調情撩人的刺激很快就煙消雲散，我所能夠感覺到的好感，越來越深情地傾向于那病弱無援、受到命運歧視的姑娘，因為在這種神秘的感情化學里，對于一個病人的同情總是不知不覺地和柔情結合在一起的。坐在這個下肢癱瘓的姑娘身邊，和她談話讓她快活起來，看見一絲笑意掠過她的嘴角，使得兩片不安的薄唇又趨平靜，或者，有時候，她一時脾氣上來，焦躁地發作起來，只消把手放在她身上，就能使她羞慚滿面地順從听活，而且從她那雙灰色的眸子里還能得到一瞥感激的目光——在這個無力抵抗、無力自衛的姑娘那里得到一些小小的親呢的表示，比和她的女友一起演出最最激烈的風流韻事更加使我幸福，因為這些親呢的表示來自心靈的友誼。通過這些輕微的內心的震顫，我發現了許多更加溫柔的感情領域，這些領域我完全陌生，從未料到，——在這短短的幾天里，我獲得了多少知識啊！一本道久在线88综合在线看dvd一本道特鮑姆。顯然他們已經玩完了他們那局紙牌，只是因為懶得起來，還瞌睡蒙眺歪七豎八地斜靠著坐在那里。這種咖啡館的懶勁我是十分熟悉的。我的出現打斷了他們那百無聊賴的昏昏欲睡的狀態，對于他們不啻是真正上天的贈禮。

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Boeing officially turned over the U.S. on-orbit segment of the ISS to NASA on March 5, 2010, and continues to provide key engineering support services and capability enhancements, as well as processing for laboratory experiment racks. Boeing’s assessments have shown it is possible to sustain the life of the station’s primary structural hardware at least through 2030.

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NASA is working with its partners and suppliers to design and develop the Gateway, a moon-orbiting outpost that will serve as a base for human and robotic expeditions on the moon, and for future missions to Mars. The U.S. presidential administration’s goal of “boots on the moon” in 2024 relies on the Gateway.

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Launched aboard rockets including NASA’s Space Launch System, these Gateway modules and others would connect with one another in lunar orbit using NASA’s Orion capsule or a space tug. Following astronauts’ return to the moon’s surface via a lunar lander, the Gateway will become a hub for continuing missions to the moon and Mars for NASA, its international partners, and private companies.

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Length (pressurized section)	167 ft (51 m)	Operating Altitude	220 nmi (407 km) average
Total Length	192 ft (58.5 m)	Inclination	51.6 degrees to the Equator
Total Height	100 ft (30.5 m)	Atmosphere Inside	14.7 psi (101.36 kilopascals)
Solar Array Wingspan	239 ft (72.8 m)	Pressurized Volume	34,700 cu ft (habitable volume of 14,400 cu ft)
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