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Donald Trump has signed an executiveorder ___________ a "large physical barrier" between the US andMexico.
A.calling for
B.calling on
C.calling in
D.calling up
B.calling on
C.calling in
D.calling up
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解析：考查动词短语辨析。句意为“特朗普已经签署一项行政命令，要求在美国和墨西哥之间修建一座‘巨型物理屏障”’。call for“要求，需要，规定”，call on“号召，拜访”，call in“召集，叫……进来”，call up“给……打电话，召集”。A项最符合题意。
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