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President Jiang Zemin’s visit to America helped the United States and China to have a better _____ understanding.
A
habitual
B
relevant
C
equivalent
D
mutual
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mutual相互的，共同的。habitual习以为常的，惯常的。relevant相关的。equivalent相当的，相等的。
mutual相互的，共同的。habitual习以为常的，惯常的。relevant相关的。equivalent相当的，相等的。
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