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18. We need to prevent pollution driving cars less and developing renewable energy.

A. by B. from

C. with D. against

18. A考查介词辨析。句意：我们需要通过少开车和研发可再生能源来阻止污染。by通过；from来自；with有，随着； against反对。由句意可知选A。

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