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全口义齿初戴时发现下牙弓明显后退其原因可能是（）

A. 人工牙排列不当
B. 患者下颌骨过于后退
C. 架前后移动
D. 确定水平颌位关系时，下颌前伸
E. 垂直距离过低

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贷款诈骗罪和信用卡诈骗罪的主体只能是自然人，票据诈骗罪的主体也只能是自然人。( )

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PART SIX · In most lines of the following text, there is one unnecessary word. It is either grammatically incorrect or does not fit in with the sense of the text. · For each numbered line 41--52, find the unnecessary word. Some lines are correct. If a line is correct, write CORRECT."10 Tips for Online Investors" reads:When You Invest Online, Be Sure To:1. Receive full disclosure, which prior to opening your account, about (41) the alternatives for buying and selling securities and how to obtainaccount information if you cannot access in the firm’s Web site. (42) 2. Understand that most likely when you are not linked directly to the (43) market, and that the click of your mouse does not instantly execute the trade.3. Receive information from the firm to substantiate any advertisedclaims of concerning the ease and speed of online trading. (44) 4. Receive information from the firm about significant Web siteoutages, delays and other interruptions to securities by trading and (45) account access.5. Obtain information before trading about entering and cancelingorders (market, limit and stop loss), and the details and risks ofmargin accounts (borrowing to buy stocks).6. Determine whether you are receiving delayed or at real-time stock (46) quotes and when your account information was last updated.7. Review the firms privacy and Web site of security policies and (47) whether your name may be used for mailing lists or other (48) promotional activities by the firm or any other party.8. Receive clear information about sales commissions and feesconditions that apply to any advertised discount on commissions. (49) 9. Know how to, and if necessary, contact a customerservice representative with your concerns and requestprompt attention and with fair consideration. (50) 10, Contact your state or provincial securities and agency to (51) (1) verify the registration/licensing for status and disciplinary history (52) of the online brokerage firm, or (2) file a complaint, if appropriate.

PART FIVE · Read the following text. · For each question 31--40, write one word. (31) the very first day there was a tense moment and a hint of things to come. Blocked at every turn, a World Trade Organization (WTO) delegate couldn’t get (32) the human chain of protesters. Surrounding the convention center where the WTO meeting was to be held, peaceful protesters stood their ground trying to delay the meetings inside.They promised to stall the World Trade Organization. They succeeded at least temporarily. The first day’s events were delayed (33) hours, due to the blockade and a security scare in the convention center.Few could have anticipated so much anger towards such an obscure organization. A steelworker in the labor march had (34) to say, "A lot of people didn’t know what that was about; no concept, no idea of (35) the WTO is."Labor groups, environmentalists and farmers formed unlikely coalitions, fearing the WTO could upset their world.Rep. George Miller says, "It affects our environment, it affects our workers, it affects our trade policy, it affects our habitat."While tens of thousands rallied peacefully, those with more violent agendas stole the headlines. A band of about 150 self-avowed anarchists smashed windows, sprayed graffiti and looted storefronts.When the police took back the streets, the images were just as ugly. Protesters were arrested, tear gas and pepper spray was used, (36) . finally police cordoned off the downtown area to keep protesters away from the meeting.By the week’s end there was an uneasy truce.Seattle Mayor Paul Schell says, "Ninety-nine percent of the protests went peacefully when people had their say, and it will have an impact (37) the WTO." (38) the inside, some delegates say the cries from the outside were tough to ignore. "Maybe it has sensitized a bit, the structure of the WTO."Seemingly out of nowhere came an issue that inspired massive protests right (39) the final day. (40) the presidential race in preliminary heats, you can bet that from now on when voters want to talk trade, the politicians will listen.

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