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There are no hotels in this locality．
A:directory
B:spot
C:sight
D:regularity
B:spot
C:sight
D:regularity
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解析：本句话的意思是：“这个地区没有旅馆。” spot：地点、处所，例如： She lives in a quiet spot far away from the town．她住在一个距城镇很远的安静的地方。directory：地址录、（电话）号码本，例如：I found the hotel according to the telephone directory．我按照电话号码本找到了那家酒店。sight：视力、景象，例如：The small town has beautiful sight．那个小镇有美丽的景色。regularity：规律、整齐，例如：Regularity is the best medicine．生活有规律是最好的药。
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era, they were some of the larger and more luxurious hotels and residencesC
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