Photojournalist Margaret became famous for her（ ）of significant events during the Second World War.A.collageB.usageC.camouflageD.coverage
Photojournalist Margaret became famous for her（ ）of significant events during the Second World War.
A.collage
B.usage
C.camouflage
D.coverage
B.usage
C.camouflage
D.coverage
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解析：A选项意为“拼贴艺术”；B选项意为“用法，惯例”；C选项意为“（军）伪装，迷彩”；D选项意为“适用范围（量），（报纸等的）报道，（保险）承担（范围）”。根据题意答案为D。
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