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The equipment for disabled people should be ______ easy reach in public places.

A. within B. near C. beyond D. around

【解析】

试题分析：句意：残疾人的设备应该在公共场所很容易获得。这里使用了词组“within easy reach”很容易得到，B. near在…附近，C. beyond超出，D. around在…周围，所以选A。

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