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Interest rates will usually increase after people have borrowed money.
A
Right.
B
Wrong.
C
Doesn’t say.
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句意：人们借钱之后，利率通常会上涨。文中并未提及。
句意：人们借钱之后，利率通常会上涨。文中并未提及。
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She blames the economic depression in the last five years.B
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they have enough time to dispose of the stolen carsB
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win backB
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relatedB
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relationD
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