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    4．Their belief is this is the only way for many of these nations to escape their painful pasts．第一个is后面加一个that．

    分析 他们的信念是，这是许多非洲国家摆脱痛苦的过去的唯一方式．

    解答 答案：第一个is后面加一个that 
    their belief 是主语，is 是谓语，that 以后为表语从句，从句中套用了一个only way to do 的句型．

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