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单选题
All was confusion around him; ______ he remained calm and unruffled.
A
nonetheless
B
consequently
C
otherwise
D
furthermore
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两个分句间为转折关系。nonetheless虽然如此，但是，表示转折。consequently从而，因此otherwise另外，否则。furthermore此外，而且。
两个分句间为转折关系。nonetheless虽然如此，但是，表示转折。consequently从而，因此otherwise另外，否则。furthermore此外，而且。
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B
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B
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