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The symptoms of the disease manifested themselves ten days later.
A:eased
B:appeared
C:improved
D:relieved
B:appeared
C:improved
D:relieved
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解析：本句意思：十天后，这种病的症状显现了出来。manifest意思为“显现，使人注意到”，与appear （出现，显现）意思相近。ease减轻．，缓解improve改进，改善；relieve减轻，缓和。
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