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一座“丑出天际”的桥：英国魅力不再的典型缩影

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By Joanna Sugden Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (China) Verified
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A ‘Ludicrously Ugly’ Bridge Is Exhibit A That Britain Has Lost Its Mojo

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By Joanna Sugden Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (U.K.) Verified
OXFORD, England—Venice has the Rialto. San Francisco has its Golden Gate. Oxford has the…wait a minute, how much did that new bridge cost? This city of dreaming spires has lit the Promethean flame under poets and artists for centuries, but its latest architectural offering—20-yard rail and foot bridges connecting Oxford Station over Botley Road—has underwhelmed.
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Trump Unlikely to Extend Cease-Fire as Deadline Looms

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By Elvan Kivilcim, Brian Spegele Verified, Laurence Norman Verified, Michael Gordon Verified, Abeer Ayyoub Verified, Hamraz Bayan, Robbie Gramer Verified, Ryan Dezember Verified, Zvi Smith, Natalie Andrews Verified, Victoria Albert Verified, Omar Abdel-Baqui, Dov Lieber Verified, Henna Moussavi, Austin Ramzy Verified, Roque Ruiz, Daniel Kiss Verified, Jared Malsin Verified, Natasha Dangoor Verified, Joanna Sugden Verified, Laura J. Nelson Verified, Caitlin McCabe Verified, Shelby Holliday Verified, Marianne LeVine Verified, Saleh al-Batati
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The U.S. and Iran plan to hold peace talks in Islamabad this week, as the end of a two-week cease-fire looms. President Trump isn’t inclined to extend the deadline past Wednesday evening when it expires, according to a White House official. While Tehran hasn’t publicly confirmed that it would send representatives to the meetings in Pakistan, it has told regional mediators that it would send a team on Tuesday to negotiate, according to people familiar with the matter.
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