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Any nation that interferes in the internal affairs of another nation should be universally（ ）.
A.blamed
B.reproached
C.scolded
D.condemned
B.reproached
C.scolded
D.condemned
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解析：condemn常用于较正式的、严肃的场合，意味着从道义上或原则上的“谴责”；A.blame“埋怨，责怪”；B.reproach“责备”，往往只是一种表示不满的意见；C.scold“责骂，训诉”。
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