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Tourism has（）agriculture as the nation's main industry.
- A、replaced
- B、redirected
- C、reckoned
- D、recalled
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单选题Tourism has（）agriculture as the nation's main industry.A
replacedB
redirectedC
reckonedD
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The ; /D
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