单选题______Ain effectBas a resultCfor exampleDin a sense
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in effect
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as a result
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for example
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in a sense
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解析：
上文提到设计一些胜利者多于失败者的活动，下文提到的出版学生写的书评、展示学生的艺术作品等都是在举例子，所以用for example表示举例。in effect实际上。as a result结果。in a sense从某种意义上说。
上文提到设计一些胜利者多于失败者的活动，下文提到的出版学生写的书评、展示学生的艺术作品等都是在举例子，所以用for example表示举例。in effect实际上。as a result结果。in a sense从某种意义上说。
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