1996年6月，暨南大学成为全国面向21世纪重点建设的大学。2002年，学校通过了“

下列关于洋务运动与维新变法运动之间联系的表述，不正确的是

A．后者是在前者失败后兴起的

B．后者对前者既有否定又有继承

C．前者为后者的兴起提供了客观条件

D．两者具有共同的政治目标

Some people’s lack of basic morals is turning our society into one ______ those in need will be unable to expect help from others.

A．which

B．what

C．where

D．that

 2011年7月1日，我们迎来了一个光辉的日子——党的90岁生日。90年的风雨历程，90年的沧桑岁月，绘就了一幅幅雄伟壮丽的历史画卷，谱写了一首首优美动听的时代赞歌。党啊，亲爱的母亲！我为您而激动，为您而自豪。     

您是伟大的，不屈的！社会主义航船靠您掌舵；社会主义事业由您领导。您是中 * * 的骄傲，您是中国人民的希望，您用光辉旗帜指引我们前进！您的高瞻远瞩、您的博大情怀、您“以人为本”的思想，为新时代的脉搏注入了新鲜的血液。在您诞辰90周年之际，我们沸腾，我们欢呼，请允许我们高举杯盏共同祝福您：“中 * * 党，生日快乐！”  

（1）“社会主义航船靠您掌舵；社会主义事业由您领导。”中 * * 党为什么能够成为中国前进的舵手？

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（2）旗帜就是方向，指引中国发展进步的旗帜是什么？

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（3）中 * * 党强调“以人为本”的思想，表明了什么？

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More than any other industry, the luxury-goods business needs people to feel good about spending money. So at a recent conference in Moscow, Bernard Arnault, the head of Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH), the world’s biggest luxury-goods group, went to great lengths to dismiss investors’ fears about the impact on the industry of America’s credit crisis, a possible recession and the weak dollar. Indeed, Mr. Arnault said he expects the industry’s sales almost to double in the next five years, thanks to p demand from emerging markets and the creation of new wealth across the globe.

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.

Can the industry really double again in half the time Analysts at Citigroup say that Christmas will be good this year for luxury-goods firms, but they are more cautious about next year because of worries about falling demand in America. It is tempting to think that luxury goods are isolated from the broader economy, because customers are rich enough to ignore it, says Luca Solca, a luxury-goods analyst. But the industry’s expansion into a broader "aspirational" market, by selling to the merely affluent, makes it susceptible.

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.

At least sales in emerging markets are growing fast. But Melanie Flouquet, a luxury analyst at JPMorgan, an investment bank, says that this growth is not enough to offset a slowdown in America. Chinese and Russian consumers account for around 7% and 4% of global luxury sales respectively, compared with 16-18% for Americans. Even so, European firms are sticking to their plans in New York, America’s fashion capital. Gucci will open its biggest shop in February in Trump Tower, a shiny skyscraper on New York’s Fifth Avenue. Ermenegildo Zegna will also open a shop on Fifth Avenue next year. And this week Dolce & Gabbana re-opened its spruced-up shop on Madison Avenue.

Claudia D’ Arpizio of Bain thinks luxury makers need to follow Giorgio Armani and segment their customers more carefully with different product lines at different price ranges. She predicts that the industry will see solid growth rates of up to 10% a year in the near term. This means that the industry could double in ten years-by which time China is likely to account for more than a quarter and maybe as much as a third of the world’s consumption of luxury goods. Yet Mr. Arnault’s rosy prediction seems unlikely to come true. As Americans tighten their purse-strings, over-optimism is a luxury even this industry cannot afford.

According to the text, which of the following is probably NOT the reason for the anticipated impact on the luxury industry（）

A. The subprime mortgage and subsequent credit crisis in US

B. Possible recession of the world economy

C. Dollar will very probably be weak in the coming months

D. Luxury goods lack innovation and creativity than before

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