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2．-You mean the position is still vacant？
-Yes，but you must know our job is very demanding．
-_______．（　　）
A．With pleasureB．I don't mind
C．Don't mention itD．That's all right

分析 ---你的意思是那个职位仍然空缺吗？
---是的，但是你要知道的是，我们的工作要求很高．

解答 答案B．
A项"非常乐意"；C项"不用谢；没关系"；D项"不用谢"；B项"我不介意"；根据上下文的语境可知，对方表示：目前那个职位空缺着，但工作要求很高，说话者回答：这个职位空缺着就好，那我还有机会的，我不介意这的工作要求高．故选B．

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