Medical scientists __________ finding a cure for cancer since 1960s. A. have been working outB. have been workingC. have been working onD. have been building on
Medical scientists __________ finding a cure for cancer since 1960s.
A. have been working out
B. have been working
C. have been working on
D. have been building on
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