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Careful surveys have indicated that as many as 50 percent of patients do not take drugs ____ directed.
A
like
B
so
C
which
D
as
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Doctors have to be very careful when making a ___.A.treatment
B.symptom
C.diagnosis
D.patient
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Careful surveys have indicated that asmany as 50 percent of patients do not take drugs directed.A.like
B.so
C.which
D.as
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“当心，别落下东西”的英文译法是“（）”。A、Be careful not to leave anything behindB、Sorry to have kept you waitingC、Be careful not to leaveD、Do not leave anything
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How many skills may an agent have?（）A、25 B、50 C、no enforced limit D、as many as the number of ports supported on the server
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单选题According to Excerpt 4, the computer used by the high-income level is _____ that by the lowest income levels.A
8 percent more thanB
76.56 percent more thanC
nearly 10 times as many asD
about 20 times as many as
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单选题What is worth nothing from the example of Athens County is that _____.A
greater efforts should be made to improve people’s living standardsB
70 percent of the people there have been, employed for two yearsC
50 percent of the population no longer relies on welfareD
the living standards of most people are going down
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单选题The amount of LFG that may be loaded into a given tank is determined by（）.A
checking the loading sheetB
loading to within 1 percent of outageC
loading to within 10 percent of the safety relief valve settingD
filling to the maximum level indicated on the liquid level gaging device
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单选题If a vessel is engaged in fishing according to the definitions in the Rules，it will have （）.A
gear extending from the side or sternB
gear that restricts maneuverabilityC
less than 50 percent trolling linesD
None of the above
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单选题Some surveys have suggested that the belief that the more money we have, the happier we are is a _____.A
mythB
religionC
statementD
fable
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单选题After an IOPP Certificate is issued to an inspected vessel，how many other surveys of the vessel’s pollution prevention equipment are conducted during the period of validity of the certificate?（）A
NoneB
OneC
TwoD
Three
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单选题How many U.S. households have linked to Internet today?A
More than 25 percent.B
By 29 percent.C
More than 42 percent.D
More than 50 percent.
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单选题Careful surveys have indicated that as many as 50 percent of patients do not take drugs ____ directed.A
likeB
soC
whichD
as
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单选题How many skills may an agent have?（）A
25 B
50 C
no enforced limit D
as many as the number of ports supported on the server
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