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It is impossible to__________the news unless you read the newspaper everydav．
A.100k up in
B.keep up with
C.put up with
D.catch up
B.keep up with
C.put up with
D.catch up
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解析：look up in不是固定搭配，是look up和in的组合，表示翻查……；keep up with+sth表示熟悉，了解(消息、形势等)，保持与……同样的速度；put up with表示容忍，忍受；catch up表示拾起，赶上，追上。B项符合题意。
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