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I would never stand in the way of my children becoming free and independent.
A.我是绝不会站在孩子门走向自由和独立的道路中间的。
B.我是绝不会阻碍儿女们，让自己变得自由和独立的。
C.我是绝不会阻碍儿女门走向自由和独立的。
D.我是绝对不会站在孩子们的立场，考虑他们如何变得自由和独立的。
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M: Oh, yes. I've never been lonely in all my life.
W: How extraordinary! Never？
M: No, never.
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