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Mr. Liu,（）at university in Changchun, works at Changhou Company now.
A
whose wife I met
B
I met whose wife
C
I met his wife
D
his wife I met
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A．To provide unique understanding about the original works.
B．To supervise the work done by film and TV producers.
C．The writers want to relax for a moment.
D．The film and TV producers may not understand their work.
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A．Because the literature websites are rather professional and specialized.
B．Because it can ease the writers' burden and focus more on their work.
C．Because she is not interested in negotiating with TV producers.
D．Because TV producers speak highly of the literature websites.
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This is Liu Mei speaking
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industriouslyB
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单选题Mr. Liu,（）at university in Changchun, works at Changhou Company now.A
whose wife I metB
I met whose wifeC
I met his wifeD
his wife I met
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initCtx.lookup（java：comp/env/ejb/ejbC）B
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initCtx.lookup（java：comp/ejbC）D
initCtx.lookup（java：comp/env/ejbC）
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