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The answers to the problem，the scientists say，is to build up the immune system，which not only will give greater( )to disease but will boost cellular regeneration and improve the skin.
A.persistence
B.insistence
C.resistance
D.instance
B.insistence
C.resistance
D.instance
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解析：考查名词辨析。persistence 表示“(面对困难的)坚持，(事物)持续存在的状态”，insistence表示“坚决要求，固执(从而反对任何借口)”，resistance 通常指“(不喜欢或者对计划、主意等的)抵制，抗拒；(对某种疾病的)抵抗力，免疫力”，instance 意为“例子，事例”。此处所填名词是和immune system相对应的，所以应该是resistance to disease。故本题选C。句意：科学家们说，解决这个问题的办法是建立免疫系统，这不仅能更好地抵抗疾病，而且还会促进细胞再生和改善皮肤状态。
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