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Our enthusiasm differs from that of young men only is that it is less demonstrative—still, we would have its existence acknowledged.
A
but that
B
so that
C
in that
D
provided that
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句意：我们的热情与那个年轻人的不同之处在于我们很少表露出来——然而我们应该让人们知道(我们的热情)。in that在于。so that为了，以便于。provided that如果。
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