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_____ New York _______ London are two of the largest cities in the world.

　 A. Either; or 　 B. Both; and

　 C. Neither; nor 　 D. Not only; but also

解析:

根据谓语动词判断，应该是both …and..结构。其它几个都是就近一致原则，该用单数。

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