填空题Drunken debauchery was regarded as old Christmas practice in America in the 19th century?____
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Drunken debauchery was regarded as old Christmas practice in America in the 19th century?____
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解析：
根据题干中“old Christmas practice”和“19th century”定位到E段。本段指出，圣诞节在美国流行，美国人发明了一些新的习俗，Drunken debauchery为旧习俗。故匹配段落为E段。
根据题干中“old Christmas practice”和“19th century”定位到E段。本段指出，圣诞节在美国流行，美国人发明了一些新的习俗，Drunken debauchery为旧习俗。故匹配段落为E段。
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