单选题______AIn particularBIn contrastCIn generalDIn comparison
单选题
______
A
In particular
B
In contrast
C
In general
D
In comparison
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解析：
in general总体上来说。in particular具体而言。in contrast相比而言。in comparison比较地说。
in general总体上来说。in particular具体而言。in contrast相比而言。in comparison比较地说。
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