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_____
A
designed
B
required
C
refused
D
reported
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design设计；require要求；refuse拒绝；report报道。根据上下文，design能够使文意通顺，即“通识教育并不仅仅是为了传授和接受知识而设计的。”
design设计；require要求；refuse拒绝；report报道。根据上下文，design能够使文意通顺，即“通识教育并不仅仅是为了传授和接受知识而设计的。”
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