听力原文：IRAN The Guardian Council said Friday that it had found no significant violations
听力原文： IRAN
The Guardian Council said Friday that it had found no significant violations after 10 days of investigating the disputed June 12 presidential election. All three defeated candidates have protested the results, charging electoral fraud.
The Iranian government has officially admitted that there have been at least 17 deaths from post-election unrest, but eyewitness reports suggest that there were many more.
Unconfirmed reports say thousands of Iranians have visited Tehran's main cemetery in the past 24 hours to mourn the victims of the violence.
INDIAN
India's economy grew by 7.9 percent in the three months through September-its fastest pace since last year's global financial crisis. India, along with several other Asian economies, is recovering from the global slowdown.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee says the recovery has been helped by government stimulus spending and a surge in manufacturing.
But, as the economy picks up, the focus is now on how the government will handle inflation, which has been rising in recent months. Food prices have climbed by more than 12 percent, recently, adversely affecting millions of poor people in the country.
AFGHANISTAN
14 American soldiers were injured seriously, when a military train transporting equipment collided with a local freight train in western Afghanistan, police said yesterday.
An Afghanistan Railways spokesman said the accident occurred just before 03: 00 GMT and that the driver of the Afghanistan freight train was killed in the crash. He gave no further details. He gave no cause for the accident and said an investigation was under way.
AMERICA
A case involving online swapping of songs and movies has headed to the Supreme Court. The issue is whether two Internet file-sharing services may be held responsible for their customer's swapping activities. A lower court ruled in favor of Ghost Stream Cassette Networks. It ruled the Networks aren't responsible for what their customers do with their software once it is downloaded because they don't point users to copyright materials. But MGM Studios and other entertainment companies are appealing. They say file sharing is inflicting what they call catastrophic multi-billion- dollar harm. And they say they can't recover that money by suing the people who download copyright materials.
SEOUL
A South Korean military helicopter crashed into a bridge in Seoul yesterday, apparently killing all three people on board.
A police spokesman said the rotors of the CH47 got caught in support wires while it hovered above during decoration work on the Olympic Bridge, built to commemorate the 1988 Olympic Games.
"We have recovered one body from the Han River below," said the spokesman. "Given the time that has passed since the accident there are no chances of survival for the other two crews. "
No vehicles on the bridge were involved in the accident, which occurred about one hour before the afternoon rush hour, because the police had cleared the area for the work.
Questions：
6. What did Iran's electoral watchdog, the Guardian Council announce？
7.What has helped Indian's economic recovery？
8.How many American soldiers were injured in a train crash in western Afghanistan, according to the police？
9.Why are the entertainment companies suing the Internet file-sharing companies？
10.According to the news, what did a South Korean military helicopter crash onto？
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A．Rioters should be executed.
B．There was no fraud in the election.
C．More than 17 people died in the violence.
D．Thousands of Iranians had visited Tehran's main cemetery.
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