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No one helped me . I did it all myself .

A．for B．by C．from D．to

解析：此题考查了介词短语在语境中的表达方法。(all) by oneself意思为alone“单独；靠自己”；for oneself 意为“为自己”；to oneself 意为“自私的”；“为..所独有”。

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