Those firms plan to raise capital locally to ( ) the expansion.A. fileB. findC. formD. fund
Those firms plan to raise capital locally to ( ) the expansion.
A. file
B. find
C. form
D. fund
B. find
C. form
D. fund
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解析：考查词汇辨析。题目本身的意思是“那些公司在当地累积资本的目的是筹资扩建。”选项A：文件、聚成一堆；选项B：找到；选项C：形成；选项D：积存，为…提供资金。故选项D正确。
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