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And so it came _____ that in the United States, the most self-indulgent of nations, the tensest and most departmentalized, vacations have come to take a predominant place in domestic conversation.
A
across
B
about
C
along
D
apart
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句意：因此在美国，这个最放纵、最紧张、最分散的国家，休假成为家庭的主要话题。come about发生。come across留下印象；不期而遇。come along一起去某处；进展。come apart崩溃，解体。
句意：因此在美国，这个最放纵、最紧张、最分散的国家，休假成为家庭的主要话题。come about发生。come across留下印象；不期而遇。come along一起去某处；进展。come apart崩溃，解体。
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