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    As the situation was serious, the general manager had to ________ so that he could deal with it himself.

    　　A．take on

    　　B．take turns

    　　C．take up

    　　D．take over

     

    答案：D
    解析：

    		take over接管；take on从事；take over轮流；take up占据。

     


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