单选题Niu Lang（）his lonely and poor life with an old cow, his only friend.AresidedBinhabitedClivedDdwelt
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Niu Lang（）his lonely and poor life with an old cow, his only friend.
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resided
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inhabited
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lived
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dwelt
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