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下列各句中加点的成语使用不恰当的一句是 A.我向他提出了一些一直想问而又不便打听

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下列各句中加点的成语使用不恰当的一句是

A.我向他提出了一些一直想问而又不便打听的问题,他都开诚相见地一一作了回答。

B.孔孟之间一脉相承,在儒家的传统中,孔孟总是形影相随,既有大成至圣,则有亚圣。

C.大量的留学生在海外已学有所成,我们应该尽力创造条件吸引他们回来,否则,楚材晋用,太可惜了。

D.崔颢《黄鹤楼》诗的首句是"昔人已乘黄鹤去",还是"昔人已乘白云去",自唐以来,评论家莫衷一是。

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(1)常      隐 (2)Aa       AA或Aa (3)3/4      1/8

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After a depressing period at the beginning of the decade when the terrorist attacks in America, the outbreak of SARS and the war in Iraq reduced international travel and people’s appetite for frivolous things, the industry has had three excellent years. According to Bain, a consultancy, sales of luxury goods grew by 9% in 2006 to 159 billion ($ 200 billion) and will reach about 170 billion this year, which would double the 1996 figure. Europe remains the biggest market, with about 40% of sales, though the pest growth is in China, Russia, the Middle East and some Latin American countries.

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And as luxury firms expand in Asia and the Americas, they will continue to suffer currency woes. Most of the industry’s production is in the euro-zone, mainly in France and Italy. Even the optimistic Mr. Arnault complained at his firm’s recent annual meeting that the euro had reached "incomprehensible" levels against the dollar and the yen. Luxury companies could shift more of their production to countries with weaker currencies and cheap labor (ie, China), but some customers-especially Asian customers-want the elitism and craftsmanship associated with products manufactured in Europe.

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C. Cut cost in order to maintain the profitability

D. Implement a temporary policy of layoff of the staff

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