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    They’re decided to ________ a large medical conference．

    [　　]
    A．

    found

    B．

    form

    C．

    set up

    D．

    organize

    答案：D
    解析：

    表示建造某一建筑时，用set up, build；表示设立组织(机构)时，用found，organize, form, set up；在本题中表示“筹组大型的医学会议”，采用organize；毕竟“会议的组织者”称作organizer。


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