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STAFF WRITER, WITH AFP
Monday, May 04, 2009,Page 14
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People look at sculptures of cockroaches with human faces attached to the facade of the Museo de Bellas Artes in Havana on March 27, 2009.
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A cockroach extermination gone wrong not only had Israel¡¦s diplomat in Kazakhstan spend a day in hospital but also caused tension at the embassy, a report said.
A foreign ministry inspector was heading to the Kazakh capital Astana to look into the affair, the Ynet news Web site reported.
The story began when ambassador Yisrael Mei-Ami complained that his apartment was infested with cockroaches. A local pest control company came, but the bugs remained.
Mei-Ami¡¦s deputy, Ziv Bilous, had a handyman spray the apartment, but the locally bought pest control products proved a bit too strong.
When the ambassador returned to his apartment, he felt ill and was rushed to hospital where he remained for a day with poisoning symptoms.
When he was released he sent the foreign ministry a furious telegram entitled ¡§The ambassador¡¦s poisoning,¡¨ in which he demanded that his deputy be investigated for ¡§negligence bordering on criminal action,¡¨ it said.
Foreign ministry officials requested that the ambassador change the undiplomatic language in his complaint, calling it ¡§inappropriate.¡¨
¡§I can assure you that foreign ministry delegates are not in the habit of poisoning each other,¡¨ Ynet quoted ministry spokesman Yossi Levy as saying.
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1. diplomat n.
¥~¥æ©x (wai4 jiao1 guan1)
¨Ò: Despite being a diplomat, Isaac is terrible with foreign languages.
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2. tension n.
ºò±i§½¶Õ (jin3 zhang1 ju2 shi4)
¨Ò: There was a lot of tension in the meeting. I was happy when it finished.
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3. pest n.
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¨Ò: Sherry told me that her apartment has a pest problem.
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4. entitle v.t.
©w¦W¬° (ding4 ming2 wei2)
¨Ò: The presentation was entitled"Motorcycle maintenance for beginners."
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