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     Unless _____, the Minister wouldn't attend the welcome party.

    A. to invite        B. inviting            C. being invited         D. invited

    D

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    A．warmB．hotC．heatedD．uncomfortable
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    A．came aboutB．came upC．turned upD．turned out
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