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For most men,talk is primarily a means to preserve in dependence and negotiate and maintain status in a hierarchical social order.This is done by exhibiting knowledge and skill,and by（ ）center stage through verbal performance such as storytelling,joking,or imparting information.
A.holding
B.exhibiting
C.standing
D.playing
B.exhibiting
C.standing
D.playing
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解析：hold the stage为固定搭配，指没完没了地讲话，其他三项均不合文意。
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