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Reality is not very important for successful people, because it just gets in the way and slows them down.____
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根据题干信息“it just gets in the way and slows them down”可以定位到I段“In fact, successful people don’t care too much for reality; it just gets in the way and slows them down.”，实际上，成功的人并没有更多地关注事实，它只会碍事儿，让他们减速，故匹配段落为I。
根据题干信息“it just gets in the way and slows them down”可以定位到I段“In fact, successful people don’t care too much for reality; it just gets in the way and slows them down.”，实际上，成功的人并没有更多地关注事实，它只会碍事儿，让他们减速，故匹配段落为I。
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Understanding is less important than love as far as marriage is concerned.C
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Understanding is more often neglected in parenting relationship.
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the author has been studying marriages for more than 20 yearsC
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