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19．The problem may not____，but there's no harm to be careful．（　　）

A．

arise

B．

reduce

C．

increase

D．

rise

分析问题也许不会出现，但小心一点没坏处．

解答答案：A
arise出现；reduce减少；increase增加；rise上升．句意表达的出现问题，故选A．

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