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We're more than halfway now; it's only two miles farther to the hotel.
A．我们现在走了一半的路程了，离旅馆还有两英里那么远。
B．我们现在走了一半的路程了，离旅馆不到两英里。
C．我们现在走了不超过一半的路程了，但离旅馆不到两英里。
D．我们现在走了超过一半的路程了，离旅馆只有两英里了。
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