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　　Jeremy is one of the best cops in Chicago, with a core of honesty, and capable of coping with tough cases.Recently, coordinated by the FBI, Jeremy helped to convict a member of the mafia.The convict was actually the chief of the mafia council who owned quite a few big corporations, and was dangerous to the core.He hired the best counsel to defend himself, but Jeremy cooperated with the accuser and convinced the jury, which led to the conviction of the accused.The mafia was very angry about this, and claimed that Jeremy would have to pay a costly price for what he had done.The next day Jeremy received an envelope with a bullet hanging on a cord.Many people counseled Jeremy about giving up the job and going abroad, but Jeremy said he could not concede because it didn't correspond with his character.He wrote in his correspondence to a friend that he believed people should be coordinate in their approach to the law, and everyone, rich or poor, should be punished if they broke the law.One day when Jeremy was standing in the corridor, a killer shot him with a gun.Although the killer's gun had coordinate sights,the bullet hit the copper button on Jeremy's uniform.When a correspondent asked him whether he would think about changing his job, Jeremy gave an answer corresponding with what he had said before.But he said he planned to write a book about his experiences, but asked the reporter to keep her own counsel about it, to which she readily agreed but insisted that Jeremy sell the copyright to her newspaper!

　　记单词

　　convict (经审讯)证明…有罪，宣判…有罪

　　囚犯，罪犯

　　conviction 1. 确信，坚定的信仰; 2. 说服，信服; 3. 定罪，判罪

　　convince 使确信，使信服，说服

　　cooperate 合作，协作，配合

　　coordinate 调节，协调

　　坐标a 同等的，并列的

　　cop 警察

　　cope (with)(成功地)应付，(妥善地)处理

　　copper 1. 铜; 2. 铜币

　　copyright 版权

　　cord 1. (细)绳; 2. [pl]灯芯绒裤

　　core 1. 果心; 2. 核心，要点

　　to the core透顶的，十足的

　　corporation 公司

　　correspond 1. (with)相符合，成一致; 2. (to)相当，相类似; 3. 通信

　　correspondence 1. 信件，函件; 2. 通信，通信联系; 3. 符合，一致，相似

　　correspondent 通讯员，记者

　　corresponding 1. 相应的，相当的; 2. 符合的，一致的

　　corridor 走廊，通道

　　costly 昂贵的，代价高的

　　could 1. can的过去式; 2. [用于虚拟语气，也表示现在，含有不确定或婉转、谦逊的意味]可以，能，可能

　　council 委员会，理事会

　　counsel 1. 律师，法律顾问; 2. 忠告，劝告vt 劝告，提议

　　keep one's own counsel 将意见(或计划)保密

　　杰里米是芝加哥最棒的警察之一，诚实是他性格中的一大要点，处理棘手的案子是他的拿手好戏。最近，在联邦调查局的协调下，杰里米帮助证明了一名黑手党成员有罪。这个罪犯实际上是黑手党委员会的首领，拥有好几家大公司，是个十足的危险人物。他请了的律师为他辩护，但杰里米与指控者配合，说服了陪审团，使被告被定罪。黑手党对此十分恼火，并扬言杰里米将为他所做的一切付出昂贵的代价。第二天杰里米收到一个信封，里面有一颗用细绳拴着的子弹。许多人都劝告杰里米辞职出国，但杰里米说他不会妥协，因为那与他的性格不相符合。他在给朋友的信中写道，在法律面前人人平等，任何人，不论贫富，只要触犯法律就应该受到惩罚。，杰里米正站在走廊上，一名杀手开枪向他射击。虽然杀手的枪带有坐标瞄准器，子弹却射在杰里米警察制服的铜扣上。当一名记者问他是否会考虑换一份工作时，杰里米的答案与他以前的回答完全一致。不过他说他打算将他的经历写成一本书，但要求记者将他的计划保密，对此她欣然应允，但她坚持要杰里米将版权卖给他们报社!