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    In 　　 week or so．I’11 be among_____ unemployed，I’m afraid．

    　 A．小填；a　 　 B．a；不填　 　 C．a；the 　　 D．me：不填

     

    C

    考查冠词的用法。第一空泛指“一周”；第二空特指“失业的人”。

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