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71. Hearing the news, she could feel her heart _______ _______ _______(因……害怕而跳动).

72.Many factors_________  _______(起促成作用)the development of this new type of English.

73. A commercial advertisement is one which someone has paid for______ ______(促销) a

product or service.

74. ________ ________(如果这样的话), the problem lies with you, not her.

75. The jacket has a          (内置的)mobile phone and an MP3 player.

71(beating with fear) 72(contributed to) 73 (to promote)  74 (If so) 75 (built-in)

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