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______
A
globalization
B
revolution
C
industrialization
D
evolution
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语境搭配题。根据结构推断此处所缺的是个名词，又根据语境得知：这种经济上的相互依赖反映了全球银行系统运营的现状，经济全球化和信息和信息技术的日益……。空格前提到了the globalization of the economy，所以此处应填“全球化”，即globalization。
语境搭配题。根据结构推断此处所缺的是个名词，又根据语境得知：这种经济上的相互依赖反映了全球银行系统运营的现状，经济全球化和信息和信息技术的日益……。空格前提到了the globalization of the economy，所以此处应填“全球化”，即globalization。
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