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National Youth Service Day is organized in the hope of shattering turnout records.____
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由题干关键词“National Youth Service Day”可定位到D段。文中的“expect to”和题目中的“in the hope of”同义，故匹配段落为D段。
由题干关键词“National Youth Service Day”可定位到D段。文中的“expect to”和题目中的“in the hope of”同义，故匹配段落为D段。
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