Translate the text of Extensive Reading Lesson 4. There's an interpreter. Get out of the way! ! ! !

I am also an English major. I must have translated it myself, but please forgive me if there are any shortcomings in translation ~

1. In West Africa, the emergence of a new government in Monrovia ushered in a new era for the just-concluded five-year conflict and the return of 794,000 Liberian refugees.

2. As in Angola, Cambodia and Mozambique, one of the main obstacles to return and rehabilitation is the existence of land and mineral deposits, which have been over-cultivated and excavated.

3. The United States issued guidelines to help immigration officials provide shelter for women threatened by sexual violence. This new policy has not changed the conditions required to confirm refugee status, but has replaced the educated asylum officials who are responsible for handling gender discrimination cases, and provided these officials with procedures and methods to evaluate refugee standards in individual cases.

In his hometown of America, this cowboy selling tobacco may be criticized by legislators and health advocates, who try to make him leave the industry. But half a world away in Asia, he is developing. His typical American face appeared on billboards and sparkled on TV screens. As a result, Marlboro brand cigarettes became famous.

PS: Dear upstairs, grant doesn't mean to give permission. . . Here you have to pay, recognize and be creative ~

PPS: The existence of invisible mines behind the second sentence has no context or context. I'm not sure how to understand it. Maybe upstairs is better.