单选题Since the good sare（）stock，they cannot be supplied（）stock.Aa.out of，atBb.outside，fromCc.without，fromDd.out of，ex
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Since the good sare（）stock，they cannot be supplied（）stock.
A
a.out of，at
B
b.outside，from
C
c.without，from
D
d.out of，ex
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