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What kind of businesses are regarded as “small” in the UK?
A
Those with fewer than 50 employees.
B
Those with only two or three owners.
C
Those with a loan of 99.3%in their capital.
D
Those with an output value less than ￡4 million.
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由题干“small”定位至原文第五段，这里提到在英国拥有400万家公司，99.3%的公司都是小公司，公司人数少于50，由此可知答案是A项。
由题干“small”定位至原文第五段，这里提到在英国拥有400万家公司，99.3%的公司都是小公司，公司人数少于50，由此可知答案是A项。
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