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Some friends persuaded me to apply to a combined M.D/Ph.D program ________ I could work in areas that wouldn’t be as open to me with only a Ph.D.

A. even ifB. so thatC. as ifD. in that

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试题分析：一些朋友说服我申请双博士学位课程,这样我可以在一些只有一个博士学位就不能从事的工作领域工作了。这里几个选项都是连词: A. even if即使，B. so that为了，C. as if好像，D. in that因为，在…方面，所以选B。

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