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A new idea is that researchers need to combine several drugs into a therapy so that several mutations can be treated simultaneously.
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录音首句首先指出“考虑到情况的复杂性，研究者感到有必要在治疗过程中将几种药物结合使用以同时治疗几种变体”，从录音中接下来提到的“That is not, it must be said, a new idea”可知题干有误。
【录音原文】
Given the complexity of the problem, then, researchers see a need to combine several drugs into a therapy so that several mutations can be treated simultaneously. That is not, it must be said, a new idea. Combination therapies are standard for most cancers (and also for AIDS). But most existing treatments include several of the traditional, non-specific drugs. The trick now is to work out how to build successful combinations using the new generation of targeted drugs.
录音首句首先指出“考虑到情况的复杂性，研究者感到有必要在治疗过程中将几种药物结合使用以同时治疗几种变体”，从录音中接下来提到的“That is not, it must be said, a new idea”可知题干有误。
【录音原文】
Given the complexity of the problem, then, researchers see a need to combine several drugs into a therapy so that several mutations can be treated simultaneously. That is not, it must be said, a new idea. Combination therapies are standard for most cancers (and also for AIDS). But most existing treatments include several of the traditional, non-specific drugs. The trick now is to work out how to build successful combinations using the new generation of targeted drugs.
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（）From the first paragraph we can know that in the office.A
peoplesometimesargueB
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DS4000 storage does not support HP-UX， so the HP-UX server cannot be integrated.All other new servers can be used.B
An Exchange cluster needs local disks， so the DS4000 cannot be used for this.All other new servers can be used.C
When equipped with proper HBA’s and subsystem device drivers， all new servers can operate with the DS4000 storage device.D
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判断题A new idea is that researchers need to combine several drugs into a therapy so that several mutations can be treated simultaneously.A
对B
错
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单选题The new factory is______several hundred cars a week.A
turning inB
turning offC
turning outD
turning on
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to repair and renewB
repairing and renewingC
repair and renewD
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单选题What is the main idea of the passage?A
Man-smokers live shorter than woman-smokers.B
All the deaths in Britain result directly from tobacco smoking.C
Smoking is the main killer of babies.D
Smoking can give rise to several major diseases.
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For several days.B
For several months.C
For several years.
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Toppling the American-led new Iraqi government.B
Killing several people holding important positions in the new Iraqi government.C
Re-electing their own mayor of Baghdad.D
Capturing several American soldiers of the occupying force.
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getarounditB
learnhowtodealwithitC
argueinsupportofit
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Create a new backup job that specifies the folders and runs once only.B
Run the existing backup job.C
Enable Volume Shadow Copy for the volumes that contain the folders.D
Create an Automated System Recovery (ASR) set.
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