called it

称它为

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They called it hypnotoxin because, when they injected it into other dogs which had not been prevented from sleeping, the dogs fell asleep.
Usually they tried to deal with whatever obvious problems presented themselves, and then they called it a day.
Holiday delays at the nation's airports have become such a fixture that President Bush last week called it "a season of dread. "
They called it a Walkman. Today, you might be able to pick one up at a charity shop.
Baker called it a "proof of principle, " and Sierra described the findings as "low-hanging fruit. "
He found his way to the place and, searching here and there, called it by the name he had given it.
No, he called it a ''thing''. He said meet me for a drink thing. He never used the ''D'' word.
and in his opinion, advertising, or "puffing" as he called it, deserved to be taxed out of existence.
President Obama called it a historic consensus, but acknowledged it was only a first step with major work still ahead.
The mariners called it a mere squall, took in their sails a bit and pressed on to the next port.
They called it a computer error and accidents, we know, can happen in the best-regulated systems.
R. Thomas Zoeller, chair of the biology department at the University of Massachussetts, called it "a very important paper. "
After twenty years as a teacher, Mr Burr called it a day and retired.
Indian-born Mr. Pabrai called it a small 'guru dakshina, ' or an offering to one's teacher.
LESTAT: In the old world, they called it the Dark Gift, Louis. And I gave it to you.
SHERLOCK HOLMES might have called it "the curious case of the corporate-bond market" .
The administration official called it "a facts-be-damned decision . . . Their analysis was way off, but they wouldn't budge. "
The Head of ICRC Operations, Pierre Kraehenbuehl, called it a full blown humanitarian crisis.
He called it a sacrifice, and demanded it of her goodness and self-command as such.
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