3. （20分）互联网是个好东西，为我们开启了崭新的世界。我们只需要巧妙地运用它就行了。 The Internet is a good thing and opens a whole new world for us. We just have to using it.
3. （20分）互联网是个好东西，为我们开启了崭新的世界。我们只需要巧妙地运用它就行了。 The Internet is a good thing and opens a whole new world for us. We just have to using it.
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