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Why has public opinion regarding drunken driving changed?
A

Detailed statistics are now available.

B

The news media have revealed the problem.

C

Judges are giving more severe sentences.

D

Drivers are more conscious of their image.


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从第二段but the drunken slaughter …well-publicized tragedies,…that public opinion is no longer so tolerant,可以判断媒体对于这个严重问题的披露引起了公众观点的改变。
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