The president knows that his personal ________ is his greatest political asset. A.featureB.imageC.figureD.identity
The president knows that his personal ________ is his greatest political asset.
A.feature
B.image
C.figure
D.identity
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单选题Despite his remarks that triggered bitter debates, the president insisted he was telling the truth.AterminatedBdisseminatedCextinguishedDinitiated
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填空题Carey Graham may most probably study political science after his graduation from university.____
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