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Rebecca Hill won title of Prudential Spirit of Community because she raised $24,000 for the American Red Cross.____
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由题干关键词“Rebecca Hill”可定位到H段。文中提到Rebecca Hill组织了一场名为“United We Sing”的音乐会并为美国红十字会筹集到2.4万美元，故匹配段落为H段。
由题干关键词“Rebecca Hill”可定位到H段。文中提到Rebecca Hill组织了一场名为“United We Sing”的音乐会并为美国红十字会筹集到2.4万美元，故匹配段落为H段。
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单选题Since red flags are likely to be raised at the IRS by the reporting of gambling income, business owners who declare their income as business revenue is less likely to receive an audit.A
Since red flags are likely to be raised at the IRS by the reporting of gambling income, business owners who declare their income as business revenue is less likely to receive an andit.B
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