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It can be inferred from the Text that public services ______.
A
have benefited many people
B
are the focus of public attention
C
are an inappropriate subject for humor
D
have often been the laughing stock
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细节理解题。本题的关键是第三段最后一句话，意为：你去开邮局或电话系统（即public services）的玩笑比较安全，不会有冒犯人的危险。
细节理解题。本题的关键是第三段最后一句话，意为：你去开邮局或电话系统（即public services）的玩笑比较安全，不会有冒犯人的危险。
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