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单选题
____
A
storm
B
rage
C
flare
D
flash
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storm风暴，可指政治、市场方面的动荡。rage狂怒，盛怒。flare闪耀；爆发（怒气）。flash闪光，闪烁；（思想，感情等的）闪现，突发。
storm风暴，可指政治、市场方面的动荡。rage狂怒，盛怒。flare闪耀；爆发（怒气）。flash闪光，闪烁；（思想，感情等的）闪现，突发。
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