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A．He was too sleepy to take the medicine last night.
B．He took the medicine while he was driving a car last night.
C．He felt drowsy last night, so he didn't have to take the medicine.
D．He could not drive the car because of the medicine he had taken last night.
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Did the man have a bad headache？
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