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The world's oldest national newspaper, _____, appeared in 1791.
A
the Observer
B
the Times
C
the Guardian
D
the News of the World
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世界上最古老的全国性报纸是英国的《观察家》。
世界上最古老的全国性报纸是英国的《观察家》。
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