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    Doctors say it will be many years ___________ scientists develop an effective treatment for AIDS.

    A. when　　　 B. since　　　 　 C. before 　　　 D. as

     

    C

    考查时间状语从句的连词。 题意：医生说要找到一种有效的治疗艾滋病的方法还需要很多年。

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