North American______also have a strong reputation in the Indian educational and labor markets.A.majorsB.degreeC.creditsD.diplomas
North American______also have a strong reputation in the Indian educational and labor markets.
A.majors
B.degree
C.credits
D.diplomas
B.degree
C.credits
D.diplomas
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解析：题目意为“北美_____在印度的教育和劳动力市场上也享有很高的声誉。” 选项A意为“主修科目”；选项B意为“学位，程度”；选项C意为“学分，信任”；选项D意为“毕业文凭，学位证书”。结合题干，北美文凭在印度劳动力市场受青睐，故选项D更符合题意。
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