They usually have the medicine before putting into the market all over the country.A．testing outB．to be tested outC．being tested outD．tested out 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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They usually have the medicine_______ before putting into the market all over the country.

A．testing out

B．to be tested out

C．being tested out

D．tested out

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Every summer many peoples, girls and women, as well as	(1)________
boys and men, try to swim from England to France or	(2)________
from France to England. The distant at the nearest	(3)________
points is only about miles, but because the strong	(4)________
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Every summer many peoples, girls and women, as well as	(1)________
boys and men, try to swim from England to France or	(2)________
from France to England. The distant at the nearest	(3)________
points is only about miles, but because the strong	(4)________
tides(潮) , they usual have to swim more than twice as	(5)________
far. The first man to succeed in swim the English	(6)________
Channel was a captain, a Englishman. This was in	(7)________
August 1985. Since then on there have been many	(8)________
successful swimmers. In 1960 a Canadian across the	(9)________
Channel in 10 hours and 23 minutes．Because sea	(10)________
is quite cold, swimmers cover their bodies with grease(油脂).

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Every summer many peoples, girls and women, as well as	(1)________
boys and men, try to swim from England to France or	(2)________
from France to England. The distant at the nearest	(3)________
points is only about miles, but because the strong	(4)________
tides(潮) , they usual have to swim more than twice as	(5)________
far. The first man to succeed in swim the English	(6)________
Channel was a captain, a Englishman. This was in	(7)________
August 1985. Since then on there have been many	(8)________
successful swimmers. In 1960 a Canadian across the	(9)________
Channel in 10 hours and 23 minutes．Because sea	(10)________
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A．the boys would never play with him

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