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听力原文：What is one thing mentioned as an example of a private matter？
What is one thing mentioned as an example of a private matter？
______are mentioned as an example of private matters.
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B．The music tracks in the Broadway version of The Lion King.
C．The western tradition of popular music in The Lion King.
D．The African languages in The Lion King.
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