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单选题
To finish his plan of cloning the human, Seed still needs ______more money.
A
$800 000
B
$2.5 million
C
$1.7 million
D
$3.3 million
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文章第三段提到 he claims to have commitments for $800, 000. An impressive start, if true, but still far from the $2.5 million，即他现在募集到了80万美元，总共需要250万，因此仍需要170万。
文章第三段提到 he claims to have commitments for $800, 000. An impressive start, if true, but still far from the $2.5 million，即他现在募集到了80万美元，总共需要250万，因此仍需要170万。
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