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Actually, that was Mitt Romney, back in 2003 — the same politician who now demands that we use more coal.
實(shí)際上，此人就是2003年的米特·羅姆尼，就是這位政客現(xiàn)在卻要求我們更多使用煤炭。
It also has photos from playful times, like ones of him wearing a baseball uniform and catching a ball with a mitt.
上面也有一些消閑照片，其中之一是他穿著棒球服正在用捕手手套抓向棒球。
But the BBC notes that the report refers to an earlier study for the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) known as “catcher’s mitt” (PDF here).
不過，英國廣播公司注意到，該報(bào)告引述了一項(xiàng)早期為五角大樓的國防高級研究計(jì)劃局做的，名為“捕捉手套”的研究項(xiàng)目。

my grandmother gave me as a gift, "When I was ten, not a bicycle, not a baseball mitt or a bat, she gave me a framed engraving of the derringer pistol that John Wilkes Booth used to assassinate the president.
Or on the other side, there's a debate about whether Mitt Romney can choose to be, I guess he's trying to choose himself to be on the right hand wing of the republic party, given he has a record of governance, as being governor of Massachusetts when he provided state healthcare for example.
或者在另一派,爭論米特·羅姆尼是否會選擇,我猜他試圖選擇作為,右派共和黨,考慮到他的政績,在他作為馬薩諸塞州州長期間,他提供了的州衛(wèi)生保健
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Former Massachusetts Governor and presidential candidate Mitt Romney spoke on ABC's This Week program.

We'll save chatter about John McCain and Mitt Romney and company for another day.
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a special type of glove for protecting a person's hand, especially a thick leather glove used for catching a baseball

You can refer to a person's hands as their mitts.
A baseball mitt is a large glove worn by a player whose job involves catching the ball.