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The president, together with his bodyguard, ______ to the nuclear station _______ there was an accident 20 minutes ago.

A. have come; where B. came; which C. has come; where D. has come; which

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37. A. With	B. For	C. As	D. Once
38. A. over	B. out	C. off	D. away
39. A. classroom	B. doubted	C. wondered	D. talked
41. A. 1ikely	B. fair	C. noticed	D. related
42. A. funny	B. modern	C. important	D. embarrassing
43. A. None	B. All	C. Each	D. Neither
44. A. put away	B. thrown away	C. taken away	D. given away
45. A. most	B. worst	C. lowest	D. 1east
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47. A. promise	B. prediction	C. catalogue	D. rule
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50. A. flies	B. pours	C. reaches	D. falls
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53. A. anytime	B. a time	C. no time	D. some time
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