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    - Don't move. Turn around slowly and put your hands       I can see them.
    - Relax, officer! Ijust reached into my pocket for my cell phone,
    A.before       B.when         C.until       D,where

    D

    解析试题分析：考查状语从句。本题的where I can see them修饰动词短语put your hand。句意：不要动，原地慢慢转过来，把手放在我能看见的地方。—放松点，我只是伸手去拿手机。故D正确。
    考点：考查状语从句
    点评：用状语从句来修饰动词或者动词短语，本题中的where I can see them修饰动词短语put your hands。

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