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    The men sat around the stove, _______________（互相开玩笑）. (joke)

    playing jokes on each other

     

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    　　NBC News and news services

    　　Updated：1∶15.pm．

    　　ET Jan．9,2006

    　　TALLMANSVILLE, W．Va．-Eleven miners who died in the Sago disaster could have walked out alive had they known that there was healthier air less than 2,000 feet away, the head of the mining company told NBC News in an interview aired on zMonday-exactly a week to the day that the men sat trapped in the mine awaiting rescuers who arrived too late for all but one survivor．

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    　　Crews did not know the location of the miners while they awaited rescue and had no way to communicate with them．

    　　The men appeared to have died after about 10 hours and the rescuers only arrived after about 40 hours．Eleven men died awaiting rescue, one died in the blast that caused the disaster and a 13th survived．

    (1)

    Which of the following is the most suitable headline for this news report?

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    Mine explosion kills twelve．

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    Fallen miners were not far from safety．

    C．

    International Coal Group CEO expresses condolences on(衰悼)death of miners．

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    A．

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    C．

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