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inflow of cash or it could e(4)crashingdown(蕭條). This is something no one wants to see as it would(5) spread(傳播)through our economy and into the world markets in a matter of hours, potentially causing a worldwide recession. Credit in and of itself is not a bad thing. Credit(6) promotes(保證)growth and jobs. Poor use of credit, however, can be(7) catastrophic(災(zāi)難的), which is what we are on the(8) verge(范圍)of seeing now. So long as the rescue plan es with changes to lending regulations and more(9) oversight(監(jiān)督)of the industry, there is potential to(10) stabilize(使穩(wěn)定)the market, which is what everyone wants. Whether or not it works is to be seen, but as it has already been voted on and passed, we should all hope it does.Unit 8Laughter is a(n)(1) automatic(無意識的)response to being touched by a tickle (搔癢) — a reaction that a child would naturally be provoked into. This puts the tickler in(2) chargeof(控制)how much or how long the child laughs. We adults don39。t read children39。s minds, but we often have a(3) presumption(推測)that we can. So we usually think we39。re aware of what39。s too much tickling and when to stop. But it is possible to trap our children without knowing it. We parents bee(4) attachedto(依附) tickling because it seems to be a(5) handy shortcut(捷徑) to laughter. We wish that our children are happy and love us, and tickling bees our shortcut to get assured. Rather than forcing laughter in this way, we can(6) conferupon(樹立) them inner confidence if we will get down on the floor and invite them to be in playful physical(7) contactwith(聯(lián)系)us. If we find ways to give them much of the power, our children will laugh and laugh. Games like I have a hundred hugs for you! or Where39。s Jared? I know he39。s around here somewhere. or Oh, no! I can39。t get this horsy rider off my back! let children laugh and laugh as we try to catch them, or try to find them, or try to(8) bouncethem(晃動) off our backs, and fail over and over. The physical contact that requires more creativity than tickling allows us to(9) tumblearound(打滾), to press our heads against their stomachs here and there for a second, and to manage an embrace before they make another daring escape. We get our affection across without trapping our children. And we give them a chance to be inventive as they use their(10) intellect(智力)to figure out a hundred ways to outsmart us.5