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【题目】People love to waste time on the Internet and if it's funny they'll go there, ________ who put the information there.

A. regardless of B. in case of

C. in spite of D. instead of

【答案】A

【解析】试题分析：考查副词短语辨析。句意：人们喜欢把时间浪费在上网上而且如果有趣的话，他们会去那儿而不管谁把信息放在那儿。A不管，不顾；B以防，万一；C尽管；代替，故选B。

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