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India has ______ many political changes in recent years.
A.labeled
B.witnessed
C.pursued
D.proceeded
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第4题
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Yet ironically, as Microsoft slowly improves the security of its products—by, for instance, incorporating firewall technology, anti-virus systems and spam filters—its actions increasingly start to resemble those that, in the past, have got the firm into trouble with regulators. Is security software an "adjacent software market", in which case Microsoft may be leveraging its dominance of the operating system into it？ Integrating security products into Windows might be considered "bundling" which, with regard to web browsing, so excited America's trustbusters in the 1990s. And building security directly into the operating system seems a lot like "commingling" software code, on which basis the European Commission ruled earlier this year that Microsoft abused its market power through the Windows Media Player. Microsoft is appealing against that decision, and on September 30th it will argue for a suspension of the commission's remedies, such as the requirement that it license its code to rivals.
Just last month, the European Union's competition directorate began an investigation into Microsoft and Time Warner, a large media firm, on the grounds that their proposed joint acquisition of Content Guard, a software firm whose products protect digital media files, might provide Microsoft with undue market power over digital media standards. The commission will rule by January 2005. Microsoft, it seems, in security as elsewhere, is going to have to get used to being punished for its success. Its Windows monopoly lets it enjoy excessive profits—but the resulting monoculture makes it an obvious target for viruses and regulators alike.
That Microsoft's three tasks are colliding is reflected in the fact that______.
A．the new operating system will be marketed at a discount
B．search will be removed from the new operating system
C．all search capabilities will be combined into the desktop
D．images and data will be exchanged more directly
第6题
Professor Smith sometimes makes remarks that are not relevant ______ the topic.
A、to
B、with
C、for
D、on
第7题
If it is not against the law, nobody should be_______ or arrested.
A、abtained
B、maintained
C、retained
D、detained
第8题
The fact is that the mistake had remained _______ we discovered it.
A、before long
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