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Many drama critics （considered) Richard Burton's interpretation of Hamlet superior （than)

Many drama critics (considered) Richard Burton's interpretation of Hamlet superior (than) Sir Lawrence Olivier's version (produced) several years (earlier).

A．considered

B．than

C．produced

D．earlier

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