单选题AStatistics on other major disease epidemics.BEffects of war on the general population.CArguments for developing a better public health system.DThe connection between World War II and influenza.
单选题
A
Statistics on other major disease epidemics.
B
Effects of war on the general population.
C
Arguments for developing a better public health system.
D
The connection between World War II and influenza.
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解析：
男士提到“I wonder how the flu statistics compare with the statistics for other major epidemics, you know, like AIDS and tuberculosis or other flu epidemics”，女士回答说自 己也不知道，但是她会查清楚，可知他们会将其他的大型传染病的统计数据放到自己的报告中，所以本题应该选A项。
男士提到“I wonder how the flu statistics compare with the statistics for other major epidemics, you know, like AIDS and tuberculosis or other flu epidemics”，女士回答说自 己也不知道，但是她会查清楚，可知他们会将其他的大型传染病的统计数据放到自己的报告中，所以本题应该选A项。
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