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_____ once was the largest sector of the American economy，accounting for about one quarter of GDP.
A
Agriculture
B
Manufacturing
C
Service trades
D
Industry
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制造业在美国经济中占有最大比重，占其GDP的四分之一。
制造业在美国经济中占有最大比重，占其GDP的四分之一。
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