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单选题
______
A
brightness
B
foreseeing
C
foresight
D
prediction
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语义衔接。句意：要使购买者认为自己选择这一产品是明智的，是他的聪明和——的体现。根据语境和四个选项的含义可以知道顾客以为自己是“明智的，有远见的”，故选[C]。
语义衔接。句意：要使购买者认为自己选择这一产品是明智的，是他的聪明和——的体现。根据语境和四个选项的含义可以知道顾客以为自己是“明智的，有远见的”，故选[C]。
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