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We need the same shorthand in policy, a quality kite-mark that tells us politicians have actually done some homework before they roll out their latest brainchild.
我們需要對(duì)政策進(jìn)行同樣的提煉，打上一個(gè)質(zhì)量證明標(biāo)記，告訴我們最新的政策出爐之前，政客們真的做過(guò)一些準(zhǔn)備。
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The private campaign was the brainchild of Swiss filmmaker and museum curator Bernard Weber, who said his initiative seeks to recreate the popularity of the Seven Wonders of the World.
這一民間評(píng)選活動(dòng)的想法是瑞士電影制作人、博物館館長(zhǎng)伯納德·韋伯提出的，他說(shuō)他的初衷是想重振世界七大奇跡的人氣。
The brainchild of Millard Fuller, a friend of ours from Renaissance Weekend, Habitat uses volunteers to build houses for and with poor people, who then pay for the cost of the materials.
這個(gè)組織是我們“復(fù)興周末”活動(dòng)的朋友米勒德.富勒的創(chuàng)意，參加的志愿者為窮人或者與窮人一起修建房屋，而材料費(fèi)由窮人自己出。

It's called the bear in the square, the brainchild of artist Mark Coreth.
In many ways, positive psychology is the brainchild, the product and the grandchild of humanistic psychology.
從很多方面來(lái)說(shuō)，積極心理學(xué)是，人本主義心理學(xué)的產(chǎn)物和衍生。
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Cadaver organ contracts are the brainchild of George Mason University economist and law professor Lloyd Cohen.
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Someone's brainchild is an idea or invention that they have thought up or created.