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13．It's nothing unusual to experience failure，but ______ should you get less confident．（　　）
A．in on timeB．by all means
C．in no wayD．in any conditions

分析 句意：经历失败是很平常的事，但你绝不能丧失信心．

解答 答案C．A项"立刻，马上"；B项"尽一切办法，务必"；D项"在任何条件下"；C项"绝不"；"In no way"置于句首构成部分倒装，根据句子"…，but ______ should you get less confident"可知，句中有but一词，说明but之后的内容表示转折，可理解为"虽然…，但是…"，即"虽然经历失败是平常事，但是绝不能丧失信心"，因此C项符合语境，故选C．

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