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Staying up is bad _____ you , but getting up early is good _____ your health.

A. for, for B. to , for C. to, to D. for, to

【解析】句意：熬夜对你有害，然而早起对你的身体有好处。固定搭配：be bad to sb.； be good for sth.

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