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听录音，回答以下问题：
A.He suffered from severe financial hardship.
B.He was attracted bu"Great American Dream".
C.His family business in Austria was bankrupt.
D.He wanted to escape from Great Depression.
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A.make garbage trucks no longer necessary
B.need more out-of-state trash facilities
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D.make each district deal with its own trash
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B.Try our best to overcome．
C.Make some decisive strategies．
D.Get our ambition inspired．
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D.It is the perfect solution．
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