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    We give dogs time, space and love we can spare, and ____________, dogs give us their all.
    A．in chargeB．in factC．in caseD．in return
    D

    试题分析：A．in charge负责，B．in fact事实上，C．in case以防，万一，D．in return回报，句意：我们可以给狗能腾出的时间，空间和爱，并且做为回报狗给我们他们所有。所以选D。
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