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16．China won't be a fast-growing but fragile country．It has to develop it's military strength in order to make any power think twice ______trying to offend China's key interests．（　　）

A．

before

B．

when

C．

while

D．

until

分析中国将不是一个快速发展却容易被人欺凌的国家，她还得发展其军事力量，以便让任何国家在想侵犯中国核心利益之前都三思．

解答答案：A．根据选项 before在…前，when当…时，while当…时，尽管，然而（前后对比），until直到…，再结合句意，让任何国家在想侵犯中国核心利益之前都三思，可知此处缺少了一个引导时间状语从句的连接词，故A正确

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