单选题Which of the following does Mr. Wilson NOT mention as part of his compromise?AA colleague will record the meeting.BHe will meet the vice president directly in Wichita.CA colleague will summarize the outcome of the meeting.DHe will quickly answer inquiries made by the vice president.
单选题
Which of the following does Mr. Wilson NOT mention as part of his compromise?
A
A colleague will record the meeting.
B
He will meet the vice president directly in Wichita.
C
A colleague will summarize the outcome of the meeting.
D
He will quickly answer inquiries made by the vice president.
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解析：
根据第4段第2句可知A项被提到了。第4段最后1句是C项的内容。第4段倒数第2句与D项相符。只有B项没有被提到。
根据第4段第2句可知A项被提到了。第4段最后1句是C项的内容。第4段倒数第2句与D项相符。只有B项没有被提到。
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