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She was able to get the government and ______ companies to help patients with the cost of their care.
A.assurance
B.assumption
C.sanction
D.insurance
B.assumption
C.sanction
D.insurance
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解析：本题考察词义辨析。题目意为“她能够使政府和保险公司帮助病人支付治疗费用。”A选项意为“保证，担保”，B选项意为“假定，设想”，C选项意为“制裁，处罚”，D选项意为“保险，保险金”。insurance company 保险公司。
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