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8．He should haveseized the chance to prove that he was innocent，but he didn't．

分析 他本应该抓住这次机会来证明自己的清白的，但是他没有．

解答 答案：seized．
根据后面的句子but he didn't可知，他没有证明自己的无辜，所以前面应该使用情态动词should+have done表示本应该做某事而没有做；故答案为seized．

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