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单选题
Although it"s tough finding a job these days, Henry got a （） in a famous company.
A
place
B
position
C
post
D
patch
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[解析] 句意：尽管如今找工作很不容易，亨瑞还是在一家大公司谋到了一个职位。词义辨析。position：职位；place：地方；post：邮件，邮政；patch：补丁。
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