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    It was hard to see who was in front, because they were nearly______.

    A. all the same　　   B.at the same time  C.fast enough　　    D.neck and neck

     

    答案：D
    解析：

    		neck and neck，是“并排的”意思。很难看清楚谁在前面，因为他们几乎是并排的。

     


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