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17．It is hoped that the president's visit will       a better understanding between the two countries．（　　）
A．make forB．count onC．show offD．take up

分析 希望总统的访问将有利于两国之间更深刻的理解．

解答 答案A．
make for走向； 前往；冲向；有利于；count on指望； 依靠；依赖； show off炫耀，卖弄；take up占用；开始从事．句子表达的意思是"希望总统的访问将有利于两国之间更深刻的理解"，故答案选A．

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