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Why didnt the man look very happy in his picture？A．Because he went into trouble.B．Because

Why didnt the man look very happy in his picture？

A．Because he went into trouble.

B．Because he was so busy all day.

C．Because he was worried about his work.

D．Because he was tired of sightseeing.

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