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Change， by its very nature， creates new needs constantly.
A、改变本质常常催生新的需求。
B、变革最本质的部分，会不断创造新的需求。
C、变革，就其本质而言，常常催生新的需求。
D、变化，就其本质而言，会不断地创造新的需求。
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【C1】
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