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The central government is arguing the education laws.
A:debating
B:disputing
C:bargaining
D:quarreling
B:disputing
C:bargaining
D:quarreling
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解析：本题考查近义词的辫析。本句话的意思是“中央政府正在就教育法进行辫论”。dispute意为“争论，争吵”，常用搭配为dispute (with sb.)over / on / about sth.，意为 “与某人争论某事”，例如：They have disputed for hours about whether to build another swimming pool in the school．他们就是否要在学校里再修建一个游泳池这一问题已经争论了好几个小时。bargain意为“讲价”。quarrel意为“争吵”。debate意为“辩论”，此选项符合本句意思。
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