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Washington's special representative to North Korea has arrived in the South Korean capital ahead of talks in Pyongyang. The envoy will try to bring the Kim Jong Il government back to six-nation talks on giving up its nuclear weapons, which North Korea abandoned. Ambassador Stephen Bosworth met Monday with South Korea's six-party talks negotiator Wi Sung-lac ahead of his trip to North Korea on Tuesday. In Pyongyang, Bosworth will try to persuade North Korea to return to nuclear disarmament talks with South Korea, the U.S., China, Japan and Russia. North Korea said earlier this year it would never to return to those negotiations. However, the country's leader, Kim Jong Il, reportedly told China's premier in October that depending on how talks with Bosworth go, he might reconsider. There is concern in Seoul that Pyongyang's insistence on holding bilateral talks with Washington could drive a wedge between the U.S. and South Korea. But some foreign policy analysts say there is little to fear. Lho Kyungsoo lectures in international politics at Seoul National University. "I don't think there is any worry Ambassador Bosworth's visit to North Korea will somehow detract from our efforts," Lho said. "Whoever makes steps forward with North Korea is not as important as making a difference with North Korea. And I don't think our interests are any different from the American ones in terms of North Korea." After walking away from the six-party talks, North Korea tested its second nuclear device. The United Nations Security Council later imposed sanctions on Pyongyang, which have impeded its efforts to sell conventional weapons abroad, a major source of income for the cash-strapped nation. Since then, North Korea has cooled its hostile rhetoric and offered to engage with the United States and South Korea. Some foreign policy experts in South Korea think the sanctions have forced Pyongyang to consider coming back to the negotiating table. Choi Kang is director of American studies at the Institute for Foreign Affairs and National Security in South Korea. "North Korea changed their behavior and words from mid-July, that's the point U.N. Security Council resolution 1874, to be implemented," Choi said. "Since then they actually launched a charm offensive to the outside, a peace offensive, I think they felt some pain coming from the implementation of the U.N. Security Council resolution." North Korea has indicated that it will not return to the six-party talks until the U.S. signs a peace agreement to officially end the Korean War. Fighting ended in 1953 with only a cease-fire agreement. Washington says that Bosworth will not engage in peace talks during this visit.。

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那一次，我考砸了……

当第三单元数学试卷发下来时，我顿时懵了，只有“”两个鲜红的数字出现在分数栏上，我的眼泪夺眶而出……

我的数学成绩在班上是第六名，总是能考90分以上，为此，我慢慢的骄傲起来，对其他人总是很冷淡，因为对人冷淡，我的人缘也不是非常好。

上个星期四，我们考试了，是数学的第三单元，题目不是很难，我只用了半小时就完成了试卷，我信心满满，心想：“这次一定可以考高分，我就等着回家听表扬吧。”想着想着，我开始飘飘然起来。

随着老师叫我们交试卷的声音，我们一个个将手上的试卷交上了讲台，交完试卷就放学了。

这个星期三的下午第三节课，试卷发下了，我得意扬扬地看看试卷，发现只有“87”分时我呆住了，不过还是马上开始检查错题：两道一道2分的判断题错了，一道3分的计算题又错了，1道2分的选择题错了，还有一道4分的应用题错了，不多不少，正好扣13分。

老师开始较对试卷了，可我一点都没听进去，完了完了，不仅没有表扬，批评倒是在家等我呢！怎么办啊，我焦急起来，只盼望着放学铃声晚点响，可老天偏偏不如我所愿，铃声响起来了，我脑子里突然冒出一个很挫的想法：把试卷藏起来！可我心里不是这么想的，事到如今，也只能藏了。

我藏试卷的地方很危险，就是我的书包里，可只有我知道，再危险也不会有人发现。

事情过去好几天了，我的心里总不是滋味……

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