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______ being an outstanding physician and scientist, he was an accomplished writer and a gifted artist.

A. As far asB. As well asC. As soon as D. As long as

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试题分析：句意：除了是一个杰出的物理学家和科学家，他还是一个成功的作家和一个有天赋的艺术家。用as well as“除了”，as far as“远至”，as soon as“一…就”，as long as“只要”，所以选B。

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