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Some habits people are _____ to be hard to get rid of.
A
accustomed
B
alien
C
hostile
D
generous
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accustomed习惯了的。alien异己的，外族的。hostile敌对的。generous慷慨的，大方的。
accustomed习惯了的。alien异己的，外族的。hostile敌对的。generous慷慨的，大方的。
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