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According to the passage, many important persons in public life and the big corporations______.
A
were educated in Oxford and Cambridge
B
were educated in Princeton and Yale
C
graduated from Harvard and Princeton
D
graduated either from Harvard or from Yale
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文中第二段第三句提及“many men who hold prominent positions”均毕业于这两个学校之中的一所。这里的one of these two指的就是上文的Harvard and Yale，因此D项为正确答案。
文中第二段第三句提及“many men who hold prominent positions”均毕业于这两个学校之中的一所。这里的one of these two指的就是上文的Harvard and Yale，因此D项为正确答案。
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