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找不到好的英语六级听力练习材料?绝对是你的不二选择。大家平时多用英语磨耳朵，时间长了英语六级听力绝对会有很大的提高。 英语六级听力练习：标准4.7 点击收听 KABULkabul Afghanistans presidential vote is being hailed as a success, with seven million voters braving Taliban threats to go to the polls. But Afghans say the true success of the election lies with the candidates accepting the results. For one rare weekend Afghans like Ismail Qoreshi were happy. Standing outside Golds Gym in central Kabul, Qoreshi says the weekend presidential elections were a huge success. He says, this is a happy moment for Afghans, we have voted for a new leader. ... 95 percent of the people are happy that things were quiet and they cast their votes. It is good for our people. About seven million voters braved Taliban death threats to cast their ballots for a new president Saturday. The vote, says Andrew Wilder of the United States Institute of Peace, was a decisive message to the militants. If seven million Afghans turned out to vote, despite all these threats, I think there is only to interpret that as a real significant defeat for the Taliban, he said. But while the voting is over, the election process is not. Allegations of fraud have begun to come in and the Taliban on Sunday attacked a convoy carrying boxes full of ballots to be counted. The election workers were killed, and the boxes destroyed. | 
