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Compared to America, ______
A
there is more competition for chief executives in Europe.
B
lifers in Europe have more chances to get to the top.
C
it takes lifers in Europe less time to get to the top.
D
executives in Europe hop less frequently from job to job.
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文章第四段出现了本题的相关内容，它将欧洲和美国的行政主管的状况进行了比较。段中第二句话提到“Europe is a more dynamic and harsher environment than America or Japan for chief executives”，选项A与之意思相符，因此选A。
文章第四段出现了本题的相关内容，它将欧洲和美国的行政主管的状况进行了比较。段中第二句话提到“Europe is a more dynamic and harsher environment than America or Japan for chief executives”，选项A与之意思相符，因此选A。
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