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And we’ve actually been able to $2 million of the deficit, so we're down to about a $1 million deficit right now.
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第2题
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第3题
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B．it can"t true
C．I don"t think so
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第4题
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第5题
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C．back up
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What is the lecture mainly about？
A．Global warming.
B．Shoreline retreat.
C．Rise in sea-level.
D．Water intrusion.
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B．Yes, please.
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D．No hurry.
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B．I want to tell all of you that she"s the best teacher we"ve got.
C．Despite all you say, I think she"s the best teacher we"ve got.
D．I think she"s the best teacher we"ve got for all of you who are speaking.
