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What can NOT be concluded from the passage?
A
More and more young people are volunteering to carry out suicide bombings since the conflict according to militant groups’ data.
B
Israel’s intensified blockade has brought Gaza a darker sky.
C
All the Palestinian militant groups are united against Israel.
D
Young Palestinian men are feeling depressed but sense a hopeful future.
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题目问的是：下列哪一项是不能从文章中得到的？文章第9段提到“But the powerful Israeli gunfire and internal divisions, most due to fight between Hamas and Fatah, make most tries in vain.”，意思是说“以色列强大的炮火和内部分歧，主要由于哈马斯和法塔赫之间的战争，使得大部分努力付之东流。”并没有提到所有巴勒斯坦武装组织联合起来对抗以色列，其他三项都有原文与之对应。故选C。
题目问的是：下列哪一项是不能从文章中得到的？文章第9段提到“But the powerful Israeli gunfire and internal divisions, most due to fight between Hamas and Fatah, make most tries in vain.”，意思是说“以色列强大的炮火和内部分歧，主要由于哈马斯和法塔赫之间的战争，使得大部分努力付之东流。”并没有提到所有巴勒斯坦武装组织联合起来对抗以色列，其他三项都有原文与之对应。故选C。
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safety screens are of poor qualityB
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