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北京时间4月29日，由于美巡赛苏黎世新奥尔良精英赛为团体赛，不具有世界积分，欧巡赛海南精英赛成为本周世界积分最高的赛事。

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英格兰长打选手马可-彭奇（marco penge）在海口观澜湖黑🏚石球场后九洞接连抓鸟，脱颖而出，取得个人第一个欧巡赛冠军。马可-彭奇收获585个迪拜竞赛积分和382,588.89欧元。

🌇马可-彭奇的积🚌分排名上升34🗂位，排在11位，总分92🕒1.48分，当然更关键的是，他的亚洲挥杆赛排名跃升到第三位，因此取得下个月美国pga锦标赛参赛资格。

马可-彭奇另外获得16.3🌫7340个世界积分，世界排名从344位上升到194位。

克里斯托弗-瑞坦（kristoffer reitan）和西恩-科洛克（sean crocke🥬r）并列位于第二位，各自获得8.18670分，瑞坦从392位上升到285位，科洛克从315位上✖升到💓235位。

约翰尼-基弗（joh🛰nny keefer😕🕣）在威瑞特克斯银行锦标赛最后一轮打出零柏忌64杆，低于标🥵准杆7杆，从开始一天时手握1杆优势，最终取得3杆胜利。这是他第一次在光辉国际巡回赛上取胜。约翰尼-基弗获得14.43672分，以及多个冠军积分4分，世界排名从15🐪4位上升到生涯峰值92位。

小西贵纪（takanori konishi）领先一杆战胜今平周吾，在前泽杯中取得日巡首胜。33岁选手转职业13年终🟢于获得突🌚破，收入4000万日元的同时，得到6.77172个世界积分，世界排名从927位上升到49👲5位。

安德鲁-诺瓦克（andrew novak）在多次进入前三名之后终于🦔在美巡赛上取得突破，他搭档本-格里芬（ben griffin）赢得美巡唯一正式团体赛：新奥尔良精英赛。他们各自获得400个联邦杯积分，以及1,329,400美元。

安德鲁-诺瓦克的积分排名攀升到第六位，总分1380分。本-格里芬上升到21位，总分8♎45分。

然而他们都没有🥏获得世界积分。

世界前十仅有一处变化。贾斯汀-托马斯在rbc传承赛取胜之后，休息一周，世界排名与卢德维格-阿伯格（ludvig aberg）互换，上升到第五位。

以下是新一期世界前十排序：

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（1） 斯科蒂-舍夫勒

（2） 麦克罗伊

（3） 赞德-谢奥菲勒

（4） 科林-森川

（5） 贾斯汀-托马🚧斯（ 1，↑）

（6） 卢德维格-阿伯格（-1，↓）

（7） 松山英树

（8） 罗素-亨利

（9） 维克多-霍夫兰

（10） 马弗里克-麦克尼利

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• further reading: “ why i’m supporting clinton over sanders: liberals don’t need a savior but someone who can actually get things done in washington “
• 　　“他是个有心人，我知道他肯定又在使什么招儿。”回忆起当初张长城从城里买回砂钵棒的事，村民杨锦礼笑着说，两人从小一起长大，他太了解张长城做事的“章法”。
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　　（一）指导思想。以习近平新时代中国特色社会主义思想为指导，全面贯彻党的十九大和十九届二中、三中、四中全会精神，紧紧围绕统筹推进“五位一体”总体布局和协调推进“四个全面”战略布局，坚持以人民为中心的发展思想，按照保基本、兜底线、救急难、可持续的总体思路，以统筹救助资源、增强兜底功能、提升服务能力为重点，完善法规制度，健全体制机制，强化政策落实，不断增强困难群众的获得感、幸福感、安全感。從期權波動率偏度來看，市場情緒對拼多多傾向看漲washington — at a luxurious hilltop estate with sweeping vistas of the hudson river, an adviser to president obama began meeting on wednesday with aides to the candidates vying to replace him to make the first, early preparations for the day when mr. obama leaves office. during a gathering on the grounds of kykuit, the manor built by john d. rockefeller, they will attend breakout sessions, working lunches and dinners, and discussions on how to execute a seamless transfer of power in an age when the threat of a terrorist attack like the one on sept. 11, 2001, requires a fully functioning white house at all times. that need was brought home forcefully to president george w. bush after and his concern that his successor lose no time in taking the reins of power led to what is regarded as a model transition when it was time for him to leave office. now, in an acknowledgment that its time is running out, the obama white house has begun planning for the next transition, a task akin to a giant corporate merger, but one that involves the federal government’s 4, 000 senior executives and a $4 trillion budget. and it will all be compressed into the 72 days between the election on nov. 8 and the jan. 20, 2017, inauguration. “it is the most complex, most difficult takeover on the planet today, and probably in history,” said max stier, the founder and president of the partnership for public service, the nonprofit group that is hosting the retreat and has established a center for presidential transition to guide the process from the outside. mr. stier declined to discuss the details of the meeting, including its participants, saying it was designed to provide a “safe space” for frank and confidential discussions about the transition process. but he said it was vital that the preparations begin now, removed from the chaos and rancor of the presidential campaign and the pressures of a white house bent on pressing mr. obama’s agenda while there is still time. “campaigns were always loath to do early or aggressive planning for fear that they will be accused of measuring the drapes or being presumptuous, so they ended up doing it at the last minute,” said mr. stier. “and the white house doesn’t want to be viewed as lame duck, but they also, as stewards of our government, really need to ensure that the handoff is as thorough and clean as possible. ” mr. obama began pressing his senior advisers to begin planning for the transition late last fall, telling them he wanted to take the process seriously and match or exceed the job done by mr. bush, to whom he and his team give high marks for a handover in january 2009. “he indicated that he wanted this to be a serious process,” anita decker breckenridge, mr. obama’s deputy chief of staff for operations and the point person on the process, said in an interview. ms. decker breckenridge was herself the beneficiary of memorandums, briefing books and other materials prepared by mr. bush’s departing staff members that she called invaluable when she began work on mr. obama’s first day in office as the chief of staff at the national endowment for the arts. the president “wants to do the same, if not better, for the next administration,” ms. decker breckenridge said he told her. “this is just, at its core, good democracy, good government, and it’s critical. ” denis mcdonough, mr. obama’s chief of staff, convened a meeting of the cabinet last month to begin thinking through plans for the transition, and ms. decker breckenridge has begun meeting weekly with andrew mayock, a senior adviser at the office of management and budget, to compare notes and go through task lists. mr. mayock will attend this week’s meetings in new york. it was fear that drove mr. bush to plan early and carefully for an effective transition after terrorist attacks disrupted his presidency less than eight months after he took office, according to the former senior officials who executed the transition plan. “we talked about and, ‘thank goodness it was sept. 11 and not feb. 11 because we would have been completely incapable of dealing with it then,’ ” said clay johnson iii, a top office of management and budget official in mr. bush’s white house who was a central player in his 2000 transition into office and his 2008 handover to mr. obama. “there are just so many more things that a new president has to be prepared for and say grace over now, it’s just the nature of our world. ” in its 2004 report, the independent commission noted that mr. bush did not have his full complement of senior officials in place until six months after he took office, creating a dangerous situation that could be exploited in the future. mr. bush took the issue to heart, telling his top advisers as early as 2007 that they were to begin planning for the handover. “he told me this is the first transition in modern american history when the homeland has been under threat, and we need to make sure that it’s as good as it can possibly be,” said joshua b. bolten, his chief of staff at the time. mr. bolten, who had been a aide to the elder president george bush, recalled how his transition out of office in 1993 — like those of his predecessors — had been relatively “thin” and poorly planned. “it’s different now because we’re vulnerable, and we are essentially under attack here at home from terrorist elements,” mr. bolten said the younger mr. bush indicated. “there’s a particular moment of vulnerability as we switch over that terrorists may want to try to take advantage of. ” mr. bush’s advisers handed mr. obama’s aides detailed memorandums on policy issues and agency work plans after the election. they also collaborated on a tabletop exercise one week before mr. obama’s inauguration in which they postulated several simultaneous explosive attacks on american cities, and sat side by side in the situation room gaming out how the government would respond. since then, congress has enacted legislation to codify some elements of the transition process. mr. obama signed the most recent revisions into law without fanfare last month, and they are guiding ms. decker breckenridge’s lengthy list. the measure sets an early may deadline — six months before election day — for the president to create a transition coordinating council at the white house and a transition directors council for federal agencies, each of which must appoint a senior career employee to manage the handoff. well before those dates, the national archives and records administration — which by law must take custody of all the departing president’s records by 12:01 p. m. on jan. 20 — has to begin copying a vast amount of digital material to its servers. the job has grown exponentially larger in recent years as the white house has become increasingly wired and data driven. (when mr. obama took office, there were fewer than a dozen laptops in use at the white house now, nearly every employee has one.) while the clinton administration produced roughly three terabytes — or trillions of bytes — of records, including 20 million emails, the bush administration eight years later had to transfer about 80 terabytes, including 200 million emails. the archives administration projects that this president will turn over two and a half times as much: 200 terabytes. recognizing the magnitude of the job, the white house resolved to begin the process, which involves copying the large files of email records, photographs and videos that have become a staple of white house communications during mr. obama’s term, several months earlier than in the past. it is expected to commence this month. a smooth transition has not always been a priority, and there are cautionary tales. in 2002, the general accounting office reported that “damage, theft, vandalism and pranks” had occurred at the white house during the transition from bill clinton to mr. bush, including several instances of computer keyboards missing their “w’s. ” but presidents and candidates have a powerful interest in an effective transition. “you want to protect the presidency as an institution, and you also want to use transition as part of your legacy — you want to go out well,” said martha joynt kumar, whose 2015 book, “before the oath,” dissects the 2008 transition. “for the campaigns, the impetus comes from wanting to be able to govern on day 1. the beginning of an administration is when you have the greatest opportunity to bring about change but the least capacity to figure out how to do it. ” it is not yet clear, however, how much the presidential campaigns are prioritizing the transition. hillary clinton, who has not yet selected anyone to lead transition planning, sent a midlevel policy staffer to this week’s meetings. bernie sanders tapped michaeleen crowell, his senate chief of staff, among others, to participate. gov. john kasich of ohio dispatched kerry knott, who served as chief of staff to dick armey, a former house majority leader, to attend and serve as the point person for transition preparations. michael glassner, donald j. trump’s national political director, was also planning to attend. officials for senator ted cruz’s campaign did not respond to repeated requests for comment. ted kaufman, a former senator of delaware, who introduced legislation enacted in 2010 governing presidential transitions and who helped design the 2016 law, said savvy candidates would take the issue seriously. “it was clear to me that you couldn’t wait until election day and leave yourself with basically two months to do this — you had to plan way in advance,” he said. “anybody who is running knows that your first term is when you’re going to get done 90 percent of what you’re going to get done — second terms are to be survived — and the first 100 days is when you are going to accomplish most of it. so you have to be ready. ”