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---There is still some doubt ______ he is innocent.

---That’s why he was accused ______ the crime.

A. that; with B. whether, of C. that, of D. whether, with

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：--毫无疑问他是无辜的。--那就是为什么他被指控这个罪行的原因。第一空填whether….There is doubt whether….是否…还有疑问，如果是There is no doubt就是接that,第二空填of,be accused of被指责，被指控，所以选B。

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