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1．The plan put forward by himdeserves（值得） consideration．

分析他提出的计划值得考虑一下．

解答答案是deserves．考查翻译填空．题干缺少谓语动词，题干表达的是"他提出的计划值得考虑一下．"所以用动词deserve表示"值得"．句子没有明确的时间截点，所以用一般现在时态．主语the plan是第三人称单数，put forward by him是过去分词短语作定语修饰主语，所以谓语用deserve的单数形式deserves．故答案是deserve．

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54．A．return	B．contact	C．reference	D．response
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56．A．considering	B．ignoring	C．highlighting	D．believing
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58．A．affect	B．reduce	C．prevent	D．reflect
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60．A．in general	B．on average	C．by contrast	D．at last
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68．A．increasing	B．restricted	C．reasonable	D．popular
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