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     Mr. Louis B. Russell (1)l______ in Indianapolis, a city in the state of Indiana. He seems (2)h______ and
strong. But he is a very (3)s______ person. Thanks to the wonderful discovery (發(fā)現(xiàn)) of (4)m______ science,
Mr. Russell was given a second (5)h______ a few years ago. Doctors are (6)a______ to give a new heart to
persons who (7)s______ from heart disease. The new heart is (8)t______ from a person who has just died.
The operation is not always (9)s______. Several people have (10)d______ after heart transplants (移植)
(11)b______ their bodies rejected (排斥) the new hearts. However, Mr Russell is one of those lucky
(12)o______.
1. lives 2. healthy 3. special 4. modern 5. heart 6. able
7. suffer 8. taken 9. successful 10. died 11. because 12. ones
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