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单选题
Countless divorced politicians would have been elected out of office years ago hadthey even thought of a divorce, let alonehas gottenone.
A
getting
B
to get
C
gotten
D
get
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句意：无数离婚的政治家过去如果想到离婚就会落选，更不要说真的离婚了。let alone连接两个并列的成分，本句中省略了had。
句意：无数离婚的政治家过去如果想到离婚就会落选，更不要说真的离婚了。let alone连接两个并列的成分，本句中省略了had。
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