<indict>
<indictment>
　１-Prosecutors indict bus hijackers.

　２-He is under indictment for war crimes.

<prosecutor>
　１-Prosecutor says witnesses saw he shot gun in club.

　２-Police took action against 1,246 alleged loan sharks in
　 　2003, including making arrests and turning cases over
　　 to prosecutors.

<witness>
　１- I'm simply a witness in this lawsuit.

　２- Witnesses said Ground Self-Defense Force personnel soon
　　 arrived and took photos at the scene.

<Ground Self-Defense Force>
<GSDF>
　１-Some members of an advance unit of Japan's Ground
　 　Self-Defense Force(GSDF) have returned to Tokyo.

　２-Gov't officially decides to dispatch main GSDF unit to Iraq.

<dispatch>
　１-Annan will meet here Tuesday with Secretary of State
　　 Colin Powell to plan for the dispatch of a U.N. team to Iraq.

注：indict,indictment の C は発音しない。「いんだいっ（めんっ）」
　　Gov't=Government

<consecutive>
　1-For the third consecutive year, fans were able to
　　 participate in selecting the Super Bowl MVP award via
　　 balloting.

　2-It was the second consecutive annual increase, as a
　　continuing trade surplus with other parts of Asia offset a
　　slimmer surplus with the United States.

<trade surplus>
<trade deficit>
　1-In terms of the trade deficit, it's really worth focusing on,
　　but these things have a way of adjusting, and it just takes
　　awhile.

　2-Southeast Asian countries are enjoying a trade surplus with
　　China, and they are likely to be the recipients of Chinese
　　investment, though at relatively low levels.

<investment>
　1-Not all investment profits are eligible for the tax cut.

　2-Japan wants the Philippines to lower tariffs on industrial
　　products such as automobiles, liberalize the investment and
　　services sectors.

<tariff>
　1-On the Australian side, the deal removes tariffs on more
　　than 97% of manufacturing exports to the United States,
　　including a 25% tariff on light commercial vehicles that
　　had severely limited Australian imports to the United
　　States.

　2-In April, the revised customs tariff law prohibited the
　　importation of farm products that infringe on intellectual
　　property rights.

<intellectual property>
　1-The legal system offers stronger protection for
　　contracts and intellectual property.

注：costoms tariff law=関税定率法
　　infringe=(権利を)侵害する
　　　　

<sour loan>
　1-The economy finally took its toll in the form of sour loans,
　　which have doubled over the past five years.
　2-Bankers tracking the affair say Malayan Banking has fully
　　provided for the sour loan.

<toll>
　1-Prosecutors released the names of 38 people killed in last
　　week's bombing, and the mayor said the death toll could
　　reach 50 when all remains are identified.

　2-His inexperience in the political arena took a toll in missteps
　　and misstatements.

<political arena>
　1-Sweden hopes that the coming decade will see the Japan-EU
　　relationship broaden into the political arena.
　2-All the while, however, the possibility has persisted that
　　he might re-enter the national political arena by launching
　　a new party.

<party>
　1-Constitutional reform is no longer a taboo issue and the
　　Liberal Democratic Party should work together with the
　　Democratic Party of Japan to submit bills to this end to
　　the Diet, Prime Minister said Wednesday.