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14．_______ a graduate is talented and practical，physical appearance will not play an important role in job hunting．（　　）

A．

Once

B．

Unless

C．

Though

D．

As long as

分析只要毕业生是有才能的和注重实际的人，身体外貌不会在找工作中发挥重要作用．

解答答案D．
once"一旦"，引导时间状语从句．unless"除非，如果不"，在意义上相当于if…not，因此在有些场合中unless与if…not可互换使用，引导条件状语从句．though"尽管，虽然"，引导让步状语从句．as long as"只要"，引导条件状语从句．分析可知前后两句话之间是逻辑上的"条件"关系，可排除A和C；再结合句子所表达的意思可知答案选D．

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