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Yet nothing mattered in those days when people weeded their fields with a hoe or by bare hand before planting cassava.

那什么都不算一回事的年月，锄草、种木薯、拔草；而茅草根还能成为家中锅里的凉水呢。

The more sedate and older sections of the South looked down their noses at the up-country Georgians, but here in north Georgia, a lack of the niceties of classical education carried no shame, provided a man was smart in the things that mattered.

南部开化得较早的文静居民不逊内地佐治亚人，可在北佐亚这儿，人们并不以缺乏高雅的传统文化教育为耻，只要在那些在他们认为重要的事情上学得精明就行了。

It took a lavish state dinner and a couple of gatecrashers to restore the sense that this was a relationship that mattered in the grand scheme of things.

在一顿丰盛的国宴和一对儿不速之客的拜访之后，这样一种感觉才得以恢复：在国际大背景下，美印两国关系很重要。

The City, long notorious as a stuffy place where the old school tie mattered more than talent, became more meritocratic. The boisterous colour-jacketed traders in financial futures at LIFFE, a market founded in 1982, typified the new unbuttoned style of business.

金融城长期以来以裙带关系而备受指责，现在这个让人觉得沉闷的地方转变成为重视人才的场所，吸引了更多精英人士的加入。1982年成立的伦敦国际金融期货交易所，活跃在其中的交易人员身着亮眼的彩色夹克衫，这显示了金融城更加开放的管理风格。

What mattered was that he had deserted Chiang Kai-shek and of his own accord.

重要的是他自觉地背叛了蒋介石。

In a 2005 book, Richard Layard, a British scholar, said family circumstances, employment and health all mattered more to a sense of well-being than income.

在一本2005年出版的书中，一位英国学者理查德·拉雅德说，与收入比较，家庭环境、就业情况和健康状况更多地与幸福感相关。

Don't listen to their haver, nothing of that sort.

别听他们胡说八道，根本就没那回事。

But bank's shares trade below their book value, suggesting that investors are skeptical.

但是，银行股票以低于账面价值的价格交易，这一点反应了投资者的怀疑。