When PH.D. candidates（ ）their impending professorships, they consider housing benefits offered by the prospective university.
A.anticipate B.assume C.apply D.demand
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A.A difficult case. B.A trivial illness. C.A deadly disease. D.A serious condition
问题2：
A.Cough. B.Fever. C.Stuffed nose. D.Sore throat.
问题3：
A.A cold. B.Allergy. C.Sinusitis(鼻窦炎). D.Pneumonia(肺炎).
问题4：
A.Whether the man should seek a second opinion. B.Whether the doctor's diagnosis is correct or not. C.Whether the doctor should prescribe an antibiotic. D.Whether Complicare should cover the man's expenses.
问题5：
A.Nice and patient. B.Rushed and impatient. C.Rational and eloquent. D.Conservative and stubborn.
The cultural department is trying to help these performing enterprises out of the（ ）by various means.
A.delight B.twilight C.flight D.plight
In the worst times of life, you have to take full advantage of the beautiful things that（ ）.
A.come along B.come by C.come across D.come to
Honesty and ReputationA Japanese proverb offers wisdom for those who would consider cheating another: the reputation of a thousand years is determined by the conduct of one hour. In business, the treatment we extend to others, whether customers, suppliers, or shareholders, comes back to help us or to haunt us.Nestle, an international food production firm, made the decision in 1970 to market infant formula in Third-World nations. Nestle was the first and only infant formula manufacturer to enter these markets. While there was nothing illegal about marketing infant formula in African nations, there was an issue of honesty. In these countries, even in situations where mothers are malnourished, mother’s milk remains pediatricians’ preferred method of nutrition for several reasons: (1) the lack of refrigeration for unused, canned formula; (2) the lack of pure water for mixing powered infant formula; (3) the lack of knowledge about the risks of diluting the richer-looking formula to the consistency of mother’s milk; and (4) the lack of funds for the purchase of formula once the free samples run out and the mother’s milk is no longer flowing. Nonetheless, Nestle, without the disclosure of these drawbacks, entered Third-World nations and enjoyed great success in marketing formula. However, the presence of the four factors caused infant mortality rates to skyrocket in those countries where the formula was marketed.
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A.She's pessimistic about the future. B.She is pessimistic about the far future. C.She is optimistic about the far future. D.She is optimistic about the near future.