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In no time _______ me if he had any further information for pig flu..

A. will he declare B.he would notice C. would he notify D.he will note

解析:

考查动词词义辨析和倒装句的用法。.notify通知符合句意和语法；notice n.通知；v.注意到；note n.笔记；v.记下，摘下；declare宣布，宣告。In no time 置于句首句子倒装；前后时态一致用过去时。

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