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The index is the government's chief gauge of future economic activity.
A: method
B: measure
C: way
D: manner
B: measure
C: way
D: manner
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解析：句意：这个指数是政府衡量未来经济活动的主要依据。gauge意为“标准量度”,即衡量的标准。measure意为“措施”，如take measures“采取措施”，但也可以解释为“度量的标准”，在这里恰好和gauge同义。
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