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They had the appearance of dark-skinned and dark-haired humans, _______ of course they were much smaller than ordinary people.
A
however
B
although
C
while
D
nevertheless
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他们有人类的外表—黝黑的皮肤，黑亮的头发，尽管比普通人小得多。although引导让步状语从句。
他们有人类的外表—黝黑的皮肤，黑亮的头发，尽管比普通人小得多。although引导让步状语从句。
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