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在2019年女排欧锦赛中，球迷们会看到一个熟悉的身影——前意大利女排国手皮西尼尼，她将担当一家电视台的解说嘉宾，从她专业的角度去解读意大利女排的体现。

?日前，皮西尼尼面临媒体道出了自己的心田天下。“今年5月，在第7届冠军联赛结?束后，你是否有想??过可能会回到意大利国家队？”对此，她说道：“虽然，我想过这个，我是一位运发动。但与此同时，我知道这个可能性中的重大性，我知?道在生涯中我应该要学会永远说不。我是一个有梦想的人，也许我会想到东京奥运会的金牌。?”说完，皮西尼尼笑了。

因此，皮西尼尼现在不会阻止打球？她说道：“在这次欧锦赛竣事后，我会告诉球迷们我将会在那里打球或我是否还会继续打球。现在我想享受这次‘冒险’（编者注：她的意思是指这次担当解说嘉宾）。”

为了这次解说嘉宾的事情，皮西尼尼做了哪些准备的？她?回应道：“我听了别人给我的一些建议。我正在学怎么做解说嘉宾，我确定的是，即便在开?始一再我解说显得有些鸠拙?，事情会逐步好起来的。毛里齐奥（这次皮西尼尼解说的同伴）会给我许多资助。随着角逐的举行，我将会越来越熟悉这个新的角色，就像是在训练一样。?我?对这次解说嘉宾事情的期待?就是希望能够以意大利女排为主角解说一场?美妙的决赛。”

?今年欧锦赛，意大利女排将在波兰罗兹加入小组赛。值得一提的是，2009年，意大利女排就是在这里拿到欧锦赛冠军。皮西尼尼对现在这支意大利队充满信心，“这是一支实力很强的步队，该队此前在卡塔尼亚已经拿到了明年东京奥运会门票，我以为这会资助步队在欧锦赛中有好的体现。这?支步队有许多年轻队员，但也有许多名将。在角逐最先后，她们会一起‘战斗’。马赞蒂向导的这支步队很是精彩，不?过现在对步队?来说最大的难题是怎样牢靠已经创立的工具。”

皮西尼尼和几位现国手很熟悉，好比埃格努和奇里切拉，这位先进会对她们说些什么呢？“我和她们之中许多人都会一起玩，我会对她们重复说到，能衣着蓝色的‘战袍’加入欧锦赛是值得她们自?豪的事情。”

外洋媒体曾报道皮特里尼不会随队加入这次欧锦赛。对此，皮西尼尼有何看法？“在不知道缘故原由的情形下，我很难去评价这件事情。毫无疑问，她做这个决议的心情是重大和痛苦的。”

年轻队员，但也有很?多名将。在角逐最先后，她们会一起‘战斗’。马赞蒂向导的这支步队很是精彩，不过现在对步队来说最大的难题是怎样牢靠已经创立的工具。

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追念起在2009年此项赛事中的夺冠一?幕，皮西尼尼仍然影象犹新，“这是一个很是好的回忆：我们赢得了所?有场次的角逐胜利，仅仅输了2局。那时我们队实力很是强，现在追念起我们队能够以3比0战胜荷兰队，仍然能够让我很兴奋。”

这个回忆比2002年拿到世锦赛冠军还要优美吗？面临这个问题，皮西尼尼道出了心田的想法：“着实这个很难有排名，也许在2002年世锦赛中拿到冠军是我在国家队中最优美的回忆。?只是我没能拿到过奥运会的金牌，我加入?了4次奥运会，不过都没有拿到奖牌。”

对皮西尼尼而言，这是在国家队这么多年的履历中唯一的遗憾吗？她坦言：“我没有遗憾，我有许多优美的回忆。追随意大利队打角逐，赢了许多角逐，也输了许多角逐，这?就是竞技体育的魅力。”

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Normalizing Trump WASHINGTON — President Trump plans to open a dialogue with Russia on Saturday that could lead to lifting American sanctions, even as Britain’s visiting prime minister and leading senators from his own party urged him not to let up the pressure on the Kremlin until it reverses its armed intervention in Ukraine. In what will be their first conversation since Mr. Trump took office, he and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia intended to talk by telephone on Saturday about areas of possible cooperation, particularly in fighting terrorism in the Middle East, a collaboration that would represent a significant turnabout from years of friction between the two countries. At the direction of the White House, American officials in recent days have been preparing memos outlining possible common ground, including the prospect of removing some or all of the sanctions imposed by former President Barack Obama, according to officials briefed on the matter. Mr. Trump has suggested lifting the punitive measures in exchange for nuclear arms cuts and Russian cooperation in fighting the Islamic State. Asked about sanctions on Friday, Mr. Trump played down the possibility of quick action, but did not rule it out. “As for sanctions, very early to be talking about that,” Mr. Trump said Friday at a White House news conference with Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain. “But we look to have a great relationship with all countries, ideally. ” As for Mr. Putin, he offered a far more distant assessment after months of praising the Russian president for his leadership. “I don’t know the gentleman,” Mr. Trump said. “I hope we have a fantastic relationship. That’s possible, and it’s also possible that we won’t. We will see what happens. ” Standing at Mr. Trump’s side, Mrs. May warned against easing sanctions unless Russia abides by a peace settlement for Ukraine negotiated in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. “We believe the sanctions should continue until we see that Minsk Agreement fully implemented, and we’ve been continuing to argue that inside the European Union,” she said. Any talk of lifting sanctions is all but certain to spark the first serious conflagration between Mr. Trump and congressional Republicans, who have largely given the president a pass on myriad policy areas where they disagree. Republican lawmakers have been bracing for Mr. Trump to make this move, and their concerns deepened Friday when his counselor, Kellyanne Conway, said in an interview that removing sanctions was under consideration. Senator John McCain of Arizona warned Mr. Trump on Friday against lifting sanctions and vowed to push legislation reinstating them if he does, a measure that already has strong bipartisan support, including from Republicans like Senators Rob Portman of Ohio and Ben Sasse of Nebraska. Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, who has largely shunned confrontation with Mr. Trump, has been a longstanding opponent of lifting sanctions, a position he forcefully reiterated on Friday. In a scathing statement against Mr. Putin, Mr. McCain cataloged all of Russia’s controversial actions in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere and said it could not be trusted as a partner. “President Trump should remember this when he speaks to Vladimir Putin,” Mr. McCain said. “He should remember that the man on the other end of the line is a murderer and a thug who seeks to undermine American national security interests at every turn. For our commander in chief to think otherwise would be na?ve and dangerous. ” Mr. Portman concurred, saying in a statement, “We must stand by our allies in the region, including Ukraine. ” Mr. Trump’s meeting with Mrs. May was his first with a visiting foreign leader since taking office with a promise to pursue an “America First” foreign policy. For Mr. Trump, it was a debut on the world stage that took on additional meaning after a scheduled White House visit by Mexico’s president next week fell apart in a dispute over the border wall Mr. Trump wants to build. Mr. Trump appeared comfortable and confident with Mrs. May standing to his right. He offered a brief opening statement that referred twice to the “special relationship” between the two countries, a phrase Britons take seriously. He offered crisp answers, in contrast to Mr. Obama, who tended to talk at length. While Mr. Trump did not demonstrate detailed policy knowledge, he went out of his way to emphasize commonalities with Mrs. May. He also tried to reassure Europeans who view him with deep skepticism. When a British reporter referred to him as a “brash TV extrovert,” Mr. Trump replied, “Actually, I’m not as brash as you might think. ” Mrs. May, eager to forge a relationship with him akin to Margaret Thatcher’s alliance with Ronald Reagan, reciprocated the warm sentiments, praising his “stunning election victory” and conveying an invitation from Queen Elizabeth II for the president to make a state visit, which he accepted. Addressing one area of disagreement, Mrs. May said that the president had privately expressed his support for NATO, despite past comments disparaging the alliance as “obsolete. ” “Mr. President,” she said, “I think you said, you confirmed that you’re 100 percent behind NATO. ” Mr. Trump embraced the decision by British voters to exit the European Union, a referendum known as “Brexit” that he and others have seen as a precursor to his own election. “I think Brexit’s going to be a wonderful thing for your country,” he said. “I think when it irons out, you’re going to have your identity and you’re going to have the people that you want in your country. ” Mr. Trump and Mrs. May talked about negotiating a new agreement between the two countries. Ms. May is not the only European leader worried about Mr. Trump’s blossoming friendship with Russia, which United States intelligence agencies have concluded hacked Democratic email accounts to influence the American election last year. Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been a leading voice of keeping the pressure on the Kremlin, and Mr. Trump is scheduled to talk with her by telephone, too. The United States and Europe have imposed sanctions on Russian officials and companies, mainly in response to the seizure and annexation of Crimea and the separatist war fomented in eastern Ukraine. Before leaving office, Mr. Obama imposed additional sanctions in response to the Russian election hacking. In an interview with The Times of London shortly before taking office, Mr. Trump suggested a bargain that would ease sanctions on Russia in exchange for nuclear arms cuts and cooperation in the fight against the Islamic State. One topic that may come up on Saturday’s call is the fate of Austin Tice, a freelance journalist who disappeared in Syria in 2012. Mr. Trump may ask Mr. Putin for help in pressuring Russia’s ally, President Bashar of Syria, to release Mr. Tice, according to an official briefed on the matter. Syria has never acknowledged holding him, but Mr. Trump has considered dropping support for the Syrian opposition.　　安徽冰雪文化展共分为4个板块，回首了我国加入冬季奥运会的历史，展现了安徽冰雪运动的生长，充分体现了我国冰雪运动取得的新生长、新成绩。本次展览是安徽省首次举行以冰雪运动为主题的文化展，冬奥会冠军奖牌、运动服、历届中国加入冬奥会的火炬等重量级藏品悉数亮相。据悉，本次展览将一连至9月23日。