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单选题
It is absurd to think that God would set us _____ for failure, establishing a standard that not one of us could possibly meet.
A
aside
B
down
C
on
D
up
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set up供给，资助（某人）。set aside留出；把……至于一旁，不顾。set down放下，记下，制定。set on攻击；怂恿。
set up供给，资助（某人）。set aside留出；把……至于一旁，不顾。set down放下，记下，制定。set on攻击；怂恿。
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I'm afraid not, because I have to go to an important meeting.B
Of course not. I have no idea.C
No, I can't.D
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VARCHAR2B
CHARC
NVARCHAR2D
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VARCHAR2B
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单选题It（）us three days to load the cargo，I think.A
will takeB
takesC
takingD
to take
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