時事新聞聽寫071202

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　　2007.12.02

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Police are charging four suspects in the shooting death of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor. Three of the men briefly appeared in court this morning and they are being held without bond. Lawyers for two of the suspects say some have confessed.
　
Afghanistan, India, China and Thailand on Saturday launched social mobilization campaigns against the spread of HIV/AIDS as part of an international effort to mark World AIDS Day.
　
Police in Kansas say they have identified the remains of an eighteen-year-old missing college school student Emily Sander. She disappeared more than a week ago.The case grew more complicated when police learned she had also been posing for an adult website.
　
A pair of grizzly bears are making their debuts in San Diego.These two brothers met the public for the first time yesterday. They were moved here from Idaho where they were caught stealing food from humans and living off what they found in trash cans.