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听力原文： U.S. officials say two security guards of the Iranian mission to the United Nati

ons in New York City have been expelled for spying. Officials say the two Iranian guards were caught on three occasions photographing infrastructure, modes of transportation and landmarks in the city. An Iranian spokesman says the guards were merely visiting one of New York's tourist attractions.

Two Iranian guards have been expelled because they _____.

A．were involved in espionage

B．incited religious confrontation

C．were involved in civil crimes

D．violated photographing restrictions

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