The Premier says that bilateral relations will grow smoothly and steadily both countries follow the principle contained in the joint documents．( )A．as far asB．thoughC．unlessD．as long as 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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10．The Premier says that bilateral relations will grow smoothly and steadily _____ both countries follow the principle contained in the joint documents．（　　）

A．

as far as

B．

though

C．

unless

D．

as long as

分析句意：总理说只要两国按照联合公告的原则办事，那么双边的关系就更顺利稳定地发展．

解答答案：D．根据 bilateral relations will grow smoothly and steadily （双边的关系就更顺利稳定地发展）和both countries follow the principle contained in the joint documents（两国按照联合公告的原则办事）可知两句之间是条件关系，所以答案是D as long as"只要"．其他小心地含义分别是A据…；就…；B尽管；C除非…；

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