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7．They haven't seen each other for ten years，but they still keep in    contact with each other．（　　）
A．constantB．InstantC．contentD．consistent

分析 他们已经没见面长达10年了，但是他们依然彼此一直保持着联系．

解答 答案是A．考查形容词的辨析．A 经常的；B 立即的；C 满足的；D 一致的．句意是：他们已经没见面长达10年了，但是他们依然彼此一直保持着联系．故选A．

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