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A、The first woman manager of a company in Saudi Arabia.
B、The first woman professor of a university in Saudi Arabia.
C、The first woman editor of a daily newspaper in Saudi Arabia.
D、The first woman owner of a restaurant in Saudi Arabia.
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B．Three Chinese astronauts will spend a week in space.
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SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST
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C．
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D．
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C．
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