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New peace proposals _______ at the recent Middle East conference.
A
have presented
B
are spoken out
C
were put forward
D
had made up
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最近的一次中东会议上提出了新的和平建议。put forward放出，拿出，提出。present引见，给，赠送。speak out大胆地说。make up弥补。
最近的一次中东会议上提出了新的和平建议。put forward放出，拿出，提出。present引见，给，赠送。speak out大胆地说。make up弥补。
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