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As the report said, the shopping center was a ________ failure and soon closed.

A. financial B. typical C. physical D. mental

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试题分析：句意：正如报道的那样，购物中心财政上很失败，很快就会被关闭了。四个选项的含义分别是：A. financial财政的，经济的，B. typical典型的，C. physical身体的，D. mental精神的，根据句意选A。

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