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A.The Wall Street Journal.B.The Financial Times.C.The Economist.D.The Observer.

A.The Wall Street Journal.

B.The Financial Times.

C.The Economist.

D.The Observer.

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A.The best universities in the United States.

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第5题
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B.jealousy

C.outrage

D.disagreement

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A.Y

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A、prevalent

B、prevail

C、prolific

D、productive

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