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9. In the region 1. 5 million people have died from war related causes,and 8 million have been forced to flee their homes,1. 9 million into neighboring countries.

A. on the other hand B. as a whole

C. once again D. in particular

9. B句意为："作为一个整体而言，该地区共有150万人死于与战争相关的原因,8百万人流离失所,190万人流人邻国。"as a whole意为"作为一个整体"，符合句意。

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