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Smoking will be banned in all public places here.
A:forbidden
B:allowed
C:permitted
D:promoted
B:allowed
C:permitted
D:promoted
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解析：ban和forbid都有“禁止”的意思。allow和permit都有“允许”的意思。promote“促进”。
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