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单选题
No particular stage of life is less happy than another, not the tumultuous teenage years or the mid-life period, not _____ the waning decades of old age.
A
actually
B
also
C
only
D
even
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句意：生命中没有哪一个特殊的阶段不如其他阶段幸福，不论是喧闹的少年时期，不论是中年时期，甚至是逐渐衰弱的老年时期。even甚至，此处表示递进。actually事实上，如今，现在。not only不仅。
句意：生命中没有哪一个特殊的阶段不如其他阶段幸福，不论是喧闹的少年时期，不论是中年时期，甚至是逐渐衰弱的老年时期。even甚至，此处表示递进。actually事实上，如今，现在。not only不仅。
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