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结构搭配题。参考第97题的解析；根据结构推断此处所缺的是个介词，“those of the West”指的是西方人的书，同时结合下面一句“现在，拉美作家和非洲、亚洲以及印度的作家一样也能找到欣赏自己作品的读者”可知，这里的意思是“不仅仅是西方人的书”；因此此处所填的介词为beyond。
结构搭配题。参考第97题的解析；根据结构推断此处所缺的是个介词，“those of the West”指的是西方人的书，同时结合下面一句“现在，拉美作家和非洲、亚洲以及印度的作家一样也能找到欣赏自己作品的读者”可知，这里的意思是“不仅仅是西方人的书”；因此此处所填的介词为beyond。
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