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3．Thanks to the joint efforts made by the leaders of China and the US over recent years，mutually _________ Sino-US relations have made remarkable progress．（　　）

A．

adaptable

B．

beneficial

C．

relevant

D．

accessible

分析多亏近年来中美两国领导人的共同努力，双边互惠的中美关系取得了长足的发展．

解答答案是B．考查形容词的辨析．adaptable 能适应的；beneficial 有益的；relevant 相关的；accessible 易接近的，可进入的．句意是：多亏近年来中美两国领导人的共同努力，双边互惠的中美关系取得了长足的发展．故选B．

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