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Voice 1: In the early 1960's, the tension grew worse. For most people there was just bad feeling. But some people on both sides formed violent extremist groups. The Republican and Loyalist groups used violence against each other. The British government sent in soldiers to help keep the peace. But the soldiers represented British authority, so they too became targets. Republican groups especially saw the soldiers as enemies. The Provisional IRA was one such group. It sent terrorists into Great Britain to plant bombs. Many people were killed or injured by bombs in different cities in Great Britain.
聲音1：上世紀60年代早期，這種緊張局勢惡化。對大部分人來說，只是感覺很糟。但是雙方有一些人成立了暴力極端組織。擁護共和政體者和“親英派”對對方使用暴力。英國政府派士兵去維持秩序。但是因為這些士兵代表的是英國政權(quán)，所以他們也成為了目標。尤其是擁護共和政體者，他們把那些士兵看作是他們的敵人。臨時愛爾蘭共和軍就是其中一個組織。他們讓恐怖分子去大不列顛埋炸彈。當時大不列顛各城市有很多人被炸彈炸死或是炸傷。
Voice 2: After many years of talks, political leaders in Northern Ireland, Great Britain, and the Republic of Ireland signed a peace treaty. This happened on Good Friday, 1998. Then the Republican and the Loyalist groups decided to stop fighting. This process took many years. And there are still many problems that need solving.
聲音2：在經(jīng)過多年的談判后，大不列顛和愛爾蘭共和國的政治領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人在北愛爾蘭簽署了和平協(xié)議。這份協(xié)議于1998年的耶穌受難日簽署。隨后，擁護共和政體者和“親英派”決定停止斗爭。這一進程歷時數(shù)年。直到現(xiàn)在仍有很多問題需要解決。
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