Definition of high-level in English:

high-level

adjective ˌhʌɪˈlɛv(ə)lˈhaɪ ˈˌlɛvəl

1At or of a level above that which is normal or average.
高处的，高的
a high-level cistern
高贮水箱。
Example sentencesExamples
- West Yorkshire Police and Leeds United had put in place a high-level security plan for the game after widespread predictions that home fans would react angrily to the return of Manchester United centre back Rio Ferdinand.
- Obviously others have done the vast majority of the work for me on this piece, so here's a few high-level links to collections of information that were invaluable to me in this writing.
- Since 2001, the association has tried to limit the wages paid to football players but its rules have been ignored by clubs who continued to try to attract high-level players with first-class wages.
- Hospitals are complex entities that incorporate elements requiring high-level technical support and servicing.
- A separate, fully monitored recovery area should be located directly adjacent to the procedure rooms for patients requiring immediate, high-level care.
- There is thus considerable room for further expansion in order to meet the medium - to long-term demands of the knowledge society for high-level skills.
- McAfee's decision to quit Holland for Ireland is seen as a coup by the IDA, which recently has been attracting high-level investment projects by Intel, IBM and Guidant.
- The high-level rail tracks in Sydney and in New York, however ugly they may seem to artists, remain a very practical way to cross big cities.
- Once company leaders have determined that their operations strategy needs revising, they next need to focus on high-level requirements that a new strategy must meet.
- His achievement, along with consistent high-level performances, meant Lampard finished second behind Barcelona's Ronaldinho in the European Footballer of the Year poll.
- At the rear, the talllight clusters are stacked vertically, positioned high out of harm's way, and a high-level brake light is integrated into the roofline above the two rear doors.
- After the weekend the group will be preparing for other high-level events, including matches in Germany and the next European Championships.
- Data obtained in these studies confirmed that initiation of asthma required a single high-level exposure.
- These more complex learning tasks require high-level cognitive processing; that is, critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making.
- The original fitted shelves below the high-level air bricks in the rear storage area have not been replaced.
- Our job is not easy; it requires a high-level understanding of mathematics and logic and takes years to learn.
- It is a technology that requires high-level skills.
- A high-level enquiry, Operation Lancet, investigated claims that officers under his command had given heroin to a suspect in return for a confession, and that known drug dealers had been tipped off in advance of a police raid.
- ‘He has played high-level rugby union in New Zealand and I might try to get him over here as well, first with Hull RU and then with the Wasps,’ said Sorbello.
- The Institute's high-level hockey performance coach, Australian Steve Colledge, has chosen a judicious mix of current internationalists and younger players being prepared for the future.
1. 1.1 Relating to or involving people of high administrative rank or great authority.
  高层人士（或权威人士）的
  high-level negotiations
  高层谈判。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thanks to its perceived strategic importance, the kingdom can count on high-level support in the capital, especially at the White House, State Department and Pentagon.
  Job opportunities will be created for not only high-level management but middle and lower-level employees as well.
  This problem won't be solved by one high-level official accepting symbolic responsibility and resigning - it's going to require profound systemic change.
  The authors put forward a theory of a high-level cover-up that involved the CIA.
  In December 1980 there was a high-level summit in Dublin between British and Irish ministers, and in 1981 a formal Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council was created.
  Levy, who assumed the top job late this summer, has held a variety of mid- and high-level administrative jobs at community colleges since 1989.
  I find it hard to believe he has high-level sources in the administration, let alone any who would talk to him and no other reporters about this.
  The primary objective of the WLP was to increase the number of high-level women administrators at the University of Cincinnati.
  A spokesman for the Minister for Environment confirmed that high-level negotiations have been on-going, but declined to comment on the IFA proposals.
  Over the past year the Australian government has been involved in a series of high-level negotiations with the US for a bilateral trade agreement.
  MPs promised homeowners a fairer deal and the government called high-level summits with the mortgage industry, warning that the dodgy deals had to stop.
  Jordan has over 20 years' high-level management experience in multinational IT companies, most recently with EMC Computer Systems.
  I remember talking last year with a prominent member of the Russian military-industrial complex who had just returned from meeting high-level officials in the US.
  We have more senior women in high-level management than any other company; 46 percent of our officers are women.
  It is unusual to hold high-level negotiations, except summits, outside a country's capital, the sources said.
  Their response was a series of publicly visible action plans with high-level industrial and political support.
  Most of the women work in administrative or support positions; the high-level, key policy-making positions are predominantly held by men.
  His recent election as vice-president and chairman of the executive will see Mr Worsley involved in high-level talks with regional and national Government, and he will eventually hold the post of president.
  When she was offered the position of artistic director in 2000, she had no experience in high-level management.
  House Speaker Agung Laksono said in a written speech earlier in the day that the legislature had asked the government to reconsider its plan to increase the salaries of high-level officials due to the strain on the state budget.
  Synonyms
  high level, high point, record level, peak, record, high water mark
  high-ranking, leading, top, top-level, prominent, eminent, pre-eminent, foremost, senior, influential, distinguished, powerful, important, elevated, notable, principal, prime, premier, chief, main, upper, ruling, exalted, illustrious
2. 1.2Computing Denoting a programming language that is relatively accessible to the user, having instructions that resemble a natural language such as English.
  〔计算机〕高级的（指相对易被用户理解的编程语言，例如 BASIC或 Pascal）
  Example sentencesExamples
  This capability means that programs are easier and faster to write in high-level languages and are easier to debug.
  The above features would be easy and straightforward for an experienced Web/database programmer to implement in a high-level language, such as Perl or Python.
  Developers often make use of high-level scripting languages as a way of quickly writing flexible code.
  Although this obviously complicates things somewhat, modern high-level languages make the difference between these two data structures easily understood.
  Java is a high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to run in a web environment.
3. 1.3 (of nuclear waste) highly radioactive and requiring long-term storage in isolation.
  （核废料）强辐射（需长期隔离储藏）的
  Example sentencesExamples
  More than 2700 canisters of high-level radioactive waste extracted from the fuel are due to be returned to Japan within the next 15 years.
  The campaign to keep high-level nuclear waste out of Utah and Nevada is just beginning.
  For more than two decades, the United States government has been attempting to develop a plan for the storage of high-level nuclear wastes.
  In addition, residents criticized the government's inability to deal with high-level radioactive waste.
  Spent fuel can then be transported for reprocessing and low and high-level waste collected for storage.

Definition of high-level in US English:

high-level

adjectiveˈhī ˈˌlevəlˈhaɪ ˈˌlɛvəl

1At or of a level above that which is normal or average.
高处的，高的
a high-level cistern
高贮水箱。
high-level crop production
高水平作物生产。
Example sentencesExamples
- After the weekend the group will be preparing for other high-level events, including matches in Germany and the next European Championships.
- There is thus considerable room for further expansion in order to meet the medium - to long-term demands of the knowledge society for high-level skills.
- Data obtained in these studies confirmed that initiation of asthma required a single high-level exposure.
- His achievement, along with consistent high-level performances, meant Lampard finished second behind Barcelona's Ronaldinho in the European Footballer of the Year poll.
- West Yorkshire Police and Leeds United had put in place a high-level security plan for the game after widespread predictions that home fans would react angrily to the return of Manchester United centre back Rio Ferdinand.
- Our job is not easy; it requires a high-level understanding of mathematics and logic and takes years to learn.
- A high-level enquiry, Operation Lancet, investigated claims that officers under his command had given heroin to a suspect in return for a confession, and that known drug dealers had been tipped off in advance of a police raid.
- It is a technology that requires high-level skills.
- ‘He has played high-level rugby union in New Zealand and I might try to get him over here as well, first with Hull RU and then with the Wasps,’ said Sorbello.
- These more complex learning tasks require high-level cognitive processing; that is, critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making.
- McAfee's decision to quit Holland for Ireland is seen as a coup by the IDA, which recently has been attracting high-level investment projects by Intel, IBM and Guidant.
- Once company leaders have determined that their operations strategy needs revising, they next need to focus on high-level requirements that a new strategy must meet.
- Hospitals are complex entities that incorporate elements requiring high-level technical support and servicing.
- At the rear, the talllight clusters are stacked vertically, positioned high out of harm's way, and a high-level brake light is integrated into the roofline above the two rear doors.
- A separate, fully monitored recovery area should be located directly adjacent to the procedure rooms for patients requiring immediate, high-level care.
- Since 2001, the association has tried to limit the wages paid to football players but its rules have been ignored by clubs who continued to try to attract high-level players with first-class wages.
- The original fitted shelves below the high-level air bricks in the rear storage area have not been replaced.
- The high-level rail tracks in Sydney and in New York, however ugly they may seem to artists, remain a very practical way to cross big cities.
- Obviously others have done the vast majority of the work for me on this piece, so here's a few high-level links to collections of information that were invaluable to me in this writing.
- The Institute's high-level hockey performance coach, Australian Steve Colledge, has chosen a judicious mix of current internationalists and younger players being prepared for the future.
1. 1.1 Relating to or involving people of high administrative rank or great authority.
  高层人士（或权威人士）的
  high-level negotiations
  高层谈判。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I remember talking last year with a prominent member of the Russian military-industrial complex who had just returned from meeting high-level officials in the US.
  It is unusual to hold high-level negotiations, except summits, outside a country's capital, the sources said.
  This problem won't be solved by one high-level official accepting symbolic responsibility and resigning - it's going to require profound systemic change.
  We have more senior women in high-level management than any other company; 46 percent of our officers are women.
  Jordan has over 20 years' high-level management experience in multinational IT companies, most recently with EMC Computer Systems.
  Thanks to its perceived strategic importance, the kingdom can count on high-level support in the capital, especially at the White House, State Department and Pentagon.
  His recent election as vice-president and chairman of the executive will see Mr Worsley involved in high-level talks with regional and national Government, and he will eventually hold the post of president.
  Levy, who assumed the top job late this summer, has held a variety of mid- and high-level administrative jobs at community colleges since 1989.
  When she was offered the position of artistic director in 2000, she had no experience in high-level management.
  I find it hard to believe he has high-level sources in the administration, let alone any who would talk to him and no other reporters about this.
  MPs promised homeowners a fairer deal and the government called high-level summits with the mortgage industry, warning that the dodgy deals had to stop.
  Over the past year the Australian government has been involved in a series of high-level negotiations with the US for a bilateral trade agreement.
  Most of the women work in administrative or support positions; the high-level, key policy-making positions are predominantly held by men.
  House Speaker Agung Laksono said in a written speech earlier in the day that the legislature had asked the government to reconsider its plan to increase the salaries of high-level officials due to the strain on the state budget.
  A spokesman for the Minister for Environment confirmed that high-level negotiations have been on-going, but declined to comment on the IFA proposals.
  In December 1980 there was a high-level summit in Dublin between British and Irish ministers, and in 1981 a formal Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council was created.
  Job opportunities will be created for not only high-level management but middle and lower-level employees as well.
  The primary objective of the WLP was to increase the number of high-level women administrators at the University of Cincinnati.
  Their response was a series of publicly visible action plans with high-level industrial and political support.
  The authors put forward a theory of a high-level cover-up that involved the CIA.
  Synonyms
  high level, high point, record level, peak, record, high water mark
  high-ranking, leading, top, top-level, prominent, eminent, pre-eminent, foremost, senior, influential, distinguished, powerful, important, elevated, notable, principal, prime, premier, chief, main, upper, ruling, exalted, illustrious
2. 1.2Computing Denoting a programming language that is relatively accessible to the user, having instructions that resemble a natural language such as English.
  〔计算机〕高级的（指相对易被用户理解的编程语言，例如 BASIC或 Pascal）
  Example sentencesExamples
  This capability means that programs are easier and faster to write in high-level languages and are easier to debug.
  Developers often make use of high-level scripting languages as a way of quickly writing flexible code.
  Although this obviously complicates things somewhat, modern high-level languages make the difference between these two data structures easily understood.
  Java is a high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to run in a web environment.
  The above features would be easy and straightforward for an experienced Web/database programmer to implement in a high-level language, such as Perl or Python.
3. 1.3 (of nuclear waste) highly radioactive and requiring long-term storage in isolation.
  （核废料）强辐射（需长期隔离储藏）的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The campaign to keep high-level nuclear waste out of Utah and Nevada is just beginning.
  In addition, residents criticized the government's inability to deal with high-level radioactive waste.
  Spent fuel can then be transported for reprocessing and low and high-level waste collected for storage.
  More than 2700 canisters of high-level radioactive waste extracted from the fuel are due to be returned to Japan within the next 15 years.
  For more than two decades, the United States government has been attempting to develop a plan for the storage of high-level nuclear wastes.

词汇	high-level
释义	Definition of high-level in English: high-level adjective ˌhʌɪˈlɛv(ə)lˈhaɪ ˈˌlɛvəl 1At or of a level above that which is normal or average. 高处的，高的 a high-level cistern 高贮水箱。 Example sentencesExamples West Yorkshire Police and Leeds United had put in place a high-level security plan for the game after widespread predictions that home fans would react angrily to the return of Manchester United centre back Rio Ferdinand. Obviously others have done the vast majority of the work for me on this piece, so here's a few high-level links to collections of information that were invaluable to me in this writing. Since 2001, the association has tried to limit the wages paid to football players but its rules have been ignored by clubs who continued to try to attract high-level players with first-class wages. Hospitals are complex entities that incorporate elements requiring high-level technical support and servicing. A separate, fully monitored recovery area should be located directly adjacent to the procedure rooms for patients requiring immediate, high-level care. There is thus considerable room for further expansion in order to meet the medium - to long-term demands of the knowledge society for high-level skills. McAfee's decision to quit Holland for Ireland is seen as a coup by the IDA, which recently has been attracting high-level investment projects by Intel, IBM and Guidant. The high-level rail tracks in Sydney and in New York, however ugly they may seem to artists, remain a very practical way to cross big cities. Once company leaders have determined that their operations strategy needs revising, they next need to focus on high-level requirements that a new strategy must meet. His achievement, along with consistent high-level performances, meant Lampard finished second behind Barcelona's Ronaldinho in the European Footballer of the Year poll. At the rear, the talllight clusters are stacked vertically, positioned high out of harm's way, and a high-level brake light is integrated into the roofline above the two rear doors. After the weekend the group will be preparing for other high-level events, including matches in Germany and the next European Championships. Data obtained in these studies confirmed that initiation of asthma required a single high-level exposure. These more complex learning tasks require high-level cognitive processing; that is, critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making. The original fitted shelves below the high-level air bricks in the rear storage area have not been replaced. Our job is not easy; it requires a high-level understanding of mathematics and logic and takes years to learn. It is a technology that requires high-level skills. A high-level enquiry, Operation Lancet, investigated claims that officers under his command had given heroin to a suspect in return for a confession, and that known drug dealers had been tipped off in advance of a police raid. ‘He has played high-level rugby union in New Zealand and I might try to get him over here as well, first with Hull RU and then with the Wasps,’ said Sorbello. The Institute's high-level hockey performance coach, Australian Steve Colledge, has chosen a judicious mix of current internationalists and younger players being prepared for the future. 1.1 Relating to or involving people of high administrative rank or great authority. 高层人士（或权威人士）的 high-level negotiations 高层谈判。 Example sentencesExamples Thanks to its perceived strategic importance, the kingdom can count on high-level support in the capital, especially at the White House, State Department and Pentagon. Job opportunities will be created for not only high-level management but middle and lower-level employees as well. This problem won't be solved by one high-level official accepting symbolic responsibility and resigning - it's going to require profound systemic change. The authors put forward a theory of a high-level cover-up that involved the CIA. In December 1980 there was a high-level summit in Dublin between British and Irish ministers, and in 1981 a formal Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council was created. Levy, who assumed the top job late this summer, has held a variety of mid- and high-level administrative jobs at community colleges since 1989. I find it hard to believe he has high-level sources in the administration, let alone any who would talk to him and no other reporters about this. The primary objective of the WLP was to increase the number of high-level women administrators at the University of Cincinnati. A spokesman for the Minister for Environment confirmed that high-level negotiations have been on-going, but declined to comment on the IFA proposals. Over the past year the Australian government has been involved in a series of high-level negotiations with the US for a bilateral trade agreement. MPs promised homeowners a fairer deal and the government called high-level summits with the mortgage industry, warning that the dodgy deals had to stop. Jordan has over 20 years' high-level management experience in multinational IT companies, most recently with EMC Computer Systems. I remember talking last year with a prominent member of the Russian military-industrial complex who had just returned from meeting high-level officials in the US. We have more senior women in high-level management than any other company; 46 percent of our officers are women. It is unusual to hold high-level negotiations, except summits, outside a country's capital, the sources said. Their response was a series of publicly visible action plans with high-level industrial and political support. Most of the women work in administrative or support positions; the high-level, key policy-making positions are predominantly held by men. His recent election as vice-president and chairman of the executive will see Mr Worsley involved in high-level talks with regional and national Government, and he will eventually hold the post of president. When she was offered the position of artistic director in 2000, she had no experience in high-level management. House Speaker Agung Laksono said in a written speech earlier in the day that the legislature had asked the government to reconsider its plan to increase the salaries of high-level officials due to the strain on the state budget. Synonyms high level, high point, record level, peak, record, high water mark high-ranking, leading, top, top-level, prominent, eminent, pre-eminent, foremost, senior, influential, distinguished, powerful, important, elevated, notable, principal, prime, premier, chief, main, upper, ruling, exalted, illustrious 1.2Computing Denoting a programming language that is relatively accessible to the user, having instructions that resemble a natural language such as English. 〔计算机〕高级的（指相对易被用户理解的编程语言，例如 BASIC或 Pascal） Example sentencesExamples This capability means that programs are easier and faster to write in high-level languages and are easier to debug. The above features would be easy and straightforward for an experienced Web/database programmer to implement in a high-level language, such as Perl or Python. Developers often make use of high-level scripting languages as a way of quickly writing flexible code. Although this obviously complicates things somewhat, modern high-level languages make the difference between these two data structures easily understood. Java is a high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to run in a web environment. 1.3 (of nuclear waste) highly radioactive and requiring long-term storage in isolation. （核废料）强辐射（需长期隔离储藏）的 Example sentencesExamples More than 2700 canisters of high-level radioactive waste extracted from the fuel are due to be returned to Japan within the next 15 years. The campaign to keep high-level nuclear waste out of Utah and Nevada is just beginning. For more than two decades, the United States government has been attempting to develop a plan for the storage of high-level nuclear wastes. In addition, residents criticized the government's inability to deal with high-level radioactive waste. Spent fuel can then be transported for reprocessing and low and high-level waste collected for storage. Definition of high-level in US English: high-level adjectiveˈhī ˈˌlevəlˈhaɪ ˈˌlɛvəl 1At or of a level above that which is normal or average. 高处的，高的 a high-level cistern 高贮水箱。 high-level crop production 高水平作物生产。 Example sentencesExamples After the weekend the group will be preparing for other high-level events, including matches in Germany and the next European Championships. There is thus considerable room for further expansion in order to meet the medium - to long-term demands of the knowledge society for high-level skills. Data obtained in these studies confirmed that initiation of asthma required a single high-level exposure. His achievement, along with consistent high-level performances, meant Lampard finished second behind Barcelona's Ronaldinho in the European Footballer of the Year poll. West Yorkshire Police and Leeds United had put in place a high-level security plan for the game after widespread predictions that home fans would react angrily to the return of Manchester United centre back Rio Ferdinand. Our job is not easy; it requires a high-level understanding of mathematics and logic and takes years to learn. A high-level enquiry, Operation Lancet, investigated claims that officers under his command had given heroin to a suspect in return for a confession, and that known drug dealers had been tipped off in advance of a police raid. It is a technology that requires high-level skills. ‘He has played high-level rugby union in New Zealand and I might try to get him over here as well, first with Hull RU and then with the Wasps,’ said Sorbello. These more complex learning tasks require high-level cognitive processing; that is, critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making. McAfee's decision to quit Holland for Ireland is seen as a coup by the IDA, which recently has been attracting high-level investment projects by Intel, IBM and Guidant. Once company leaders have determined that their operations strategy needs revising, they next need to focus on high-level requirements that a new strategy must meet. Hospitals are complex entities that incorporate elements requiring high-level technical support and servicing. At the rear, the talllight clusters are stacked vertically, positioned high out of harm's way, and a high-level brake light is integrated into the roofline above the two rear doors. A separate, fully monitored recovery area should be located directly adjacent to the procedure rooms for patients requiring immediate, high-level care. Since 2001, the association has tried to limit the wages paid to football players but its rules have been ignored by clubs who continued to try to attract high-level players with first-class wages. The original fitted shelves below the high-level air bricks in the rear storage area have not been replaced. The high-level rail tracks in Sydney and in New York, however ugly they may seem to artists, remain a very practical way to cross big cities. Obviously others have done the vast majority of the work for me on this piece, so here's a few high-level links to collections of information that were invaluable to me in this writing. The Institute's high-level hockey performance coach, Australian Steve Colledge, has chosen a judicious mix of current internationalists and younger players being prepared for the future. 1.1 Relating to or involving people of high administrative rank or great authority. 高层人士（或权威人士）的 high-level negotiations 高层谈判。 Example sentencesExamples I remember talking last year with a prominent member of the Russian military-industrial complex who had just returned from meeting high-level officials in the US. It is unusual to hold high-level negotiations, except summits, outside a country's capital, the sources said. This problem won't be solved by one high-level official accepting symbolic responsibility and resigning - it's going to require profound systemic change. We have more senior women in high-level management than any other company; 46 percent of our officers are women. Jordan has over 20 years' high-level management experience in multinational IT companies, most recently with EMC Computer Systems. Thanks to its perceived strategic importance, the kingdom can count on high-level support in the capital, especially at the White House, State Department and Pentagon. His recent election as vice-president and chairman of the executive will see Mr Worsley involved in high-level talks with regional and national Government, and he will eventually hold the post of president. Levy, who assumed the top job late this summer, has held a variety of mid- and high-level administrative jobs at community colleges since 1989. When she was offered the position of artistic director in 2000, she had no experience in high-level management. I find it hard to believe he has high-level sources in the administration, let alone any who would talk to him and no other reporters about this. MPs promised homeowners a fairer deal and the government called high-level summits with the mortgage industry, warning that the dodgy deals had to stop. Over the past year the Australian government has been involved in a series of high-level negotiations with the US for a bilateral trade agreement. Most of the women work in administrative or support positions; the high-level, key policy-making positions are predominantly held by men. House Speaker Agung Laksono said in a written speech earlier in the day that the legislature had asked the government to reconsider its plan to increase the salaries of high-level officials due to the strain on the state budget. A spokesman for the Minister for Environment confirmed that high-level negotiations have been on-going, but declined to comment on the IFA proposals. In December 1980 there was a high-level summit in Dublin between British and Irish ministers, and in 1981 a formal Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council was created. Job opportunities will be created for not only high-level management but middle and lower-level employees as well. The primary objective of the WLP was to increase the number of high-level women administrators at the University of Cincinnati. Their response was a series of publicly visible action plans with high-level industrial and political support. The authors put forward a theory of a high-level cover-up that involved the CIA. Synonyms high level, high point, record level, peak, record, high water mark high-ranking, leading, top, top-level, prominent, eminent, pre-eminent, foremost, senior, influential, distinguished, powerful, important, elevated, notable, principal, prime, premier, chief, main, upper, ruling, exalted, illustrious 1.2Computing Denoting a programming language that is relatively accessible to the user, having instructions that resemble a natural language such as English. 〔计算机〕高级的（指相对易被用户理解的编程语言，例如 BASIC或 Pascal） Example sentencesExamples This capability means that programs are easier and faster to write in high-level languages and are easier to debug. Developers often make use of high-level scripting languages as a way of quickly writing flexible code. Although this obviously complicates things somewhat, modern high-level languages make the difference between these two data structures easily understood. Java is a high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to run in a web environment. The above features would be easy and straightforward for an experienced Web/database programmer to implement in a high-level language, such as Perl or Python. 1.3 (of nuclear waste) highly radioactive and requiring long-term storage in isolation. （核废料）强辐射（需长期隔离储藏）的 Example sentencesExamples The campaign to keep high-level nuclear waste out of Utah and Nevada is just beginning. In addition, residents criticized the government's inability to deal with high-level radioactive waste. Spent fuel can then be transported for reprocessing and low and high-level waste collected for storage. More than 2700 canisters of high-level radioactive waste extracted from the fuel are due to be returned to Japan within the next 15 years. For more than two decades, the United States government has been attempting to develop a plan for the storage of high-level nuclear wastes.
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