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How long has the bias towards women been lasting in China？
A．Over 1,000 years.
B．Over 2,000 years.
C．About 1,000 years.
D．About 2,000 years.
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C．the pictures of the book
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B．Unstable families.
C．High employment rate.
D．Children taking drugs.
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B．It opened an entirely new world to them.
C．It showed them a much better life of the American whites.
D．It taught their children many things useful.
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M: The UN AIDS organization last week estimated that in just over 20 years, 20 million people have died of AIDS, and this figure will be 3 times in the next 2 decades unless a major rescue effort is launched in poor countries.
W: That sounds really terrible! Something must be done to it.
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W: Many people argue that AIDS victims should be separated. What de you think about it？
M: Separating will help no one. Most AIDS patients are too sick to be transmitting the virus. Largely people who de not have AIDS but are infected with the HIV virus are spreading the virus, and they may or may not know it. Separation would be totally futile.
W: Would mandatory testing help？
M: I believe it would drive every people you want to test underground. Voluntary, confidential testing is much more appropriate.
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