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We have seen a marked shift in our approach to the social issues.
A:quick
B:regular
C:clear
D:great
B:regular
C:clear
D:great
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解析：我们在社会问题的解决方法上已有了明显的改变。quick：快速的；regular：规则的； clear:清晰的，同marked（明显的）意思相近；great:重大的，伟大的。
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