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1951年2月26日,我国政务院颁布《中华人民共和国劳动保险条例》,全面确立了适用于

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1951年2月26日,我国政务院颁布《中华人民共和国劳动保险条例》,全面确立了适用于中国城镇职工的劳动保险制度。()

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But with the greening of politics and pop culture from A1 Gore to Leo DiCaprio to Homer and Marge in The Simpsons Movie—TV is jumping on the biodiesel-fueled bandwagon. In November, NBC (plus Bravo, Sci Fi and other sister channels) will run a week of green-themed episodes, from news to sitcoms. CBS has added a "Going Green" segment to The Early Show. And Fox says it will work climate change into the next season of 24. ("Dammit, Chloe, there’s no time! The polar ice cap’s going to melt in 15 minutes!")
On HGTV’s Living with Ed, actor Ed Begley Jr. offers tips for eco-living from his solar-powered house in Studio City, Calif.-see him energy-audit Cheryl Tiegs! —while Sundance airs its documentary block "The Green. " MTV will set The Real World: Hollywood in a "green" house. Next year Discovery launches 24-hour eco-lifestyle channel Planet Green, a plan validated this spring when the eco-minded documentary Planet Earth became a huge hit for Discovery. "Green is part of [Discovery’ s] heritage," says Planet Green president Eileen O’Neill. "But as pop culture was starting to recognize it, we realized we could do a better job positioning ourselves."
Clearly this is not all pure altruism. Those popular, energy-stingy compact fluorescent bulbs NBC’s owner, General Electric, has managed to sell one or two. "When you have them being a market leader and saying this makes good business sense, people listen to that on (the TV) side," says Lauren Zalaznick, Bravo Media president, who is heading NBC’s effort. And green pitches resonate with young and well-heeled viewers (the type who buy Priuses and $2-a-lb. organic apples), two groups the networks are fond of. NBC is confident enough in its green week’s appeal to schedule it in sweeps.
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C.They are most representative of today’s audience.

D.They are young adults and senior citizens.

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