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The words “its development” underlined in Paragraph 7 refer to the development of ______.
A
the American nation
B
the mail coach
C
road building
D
the postal service
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从第四段最后一句引出postal service之后，文章以下内容都是围绕postal service展开的，因此第七段首句出现的“its development”仍指的是postal service。
从第四段最后一句引出postal service之后，文章以下内容都是围绕postal service展开的，因此第七段首句出现的“its development”仍指的是postal service。
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