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（)deals with how language is acquired, understood and produced.
A.Sociolinguistics
B.Psycholinguistics
C.Neurolinguistics
D.Anthropological linguistics
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D.Anthropological linguistics
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A、family life, religion and art
B、differences between human races
C、the study of ancient people
D、the study of different cultures
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A、There are cultural anthropology and physical anthropology
B、there are three steps in the progress of human beings
C、There were more civilizations in Egypt than in parts of Asia
D、There is a longer history of human beings than it was thought before
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A、Many religions and inventions were made
B、People hunted animals just to survive
C、the early civilizations came into being
D、people started to learn science and art
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C、The first civilizations
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It is the same about any number of trade deals in Asia these days. While free-trade agreements have always been somewhat political, solidifying national relationships, the use of FTAs in geopolitical jockeying(竞赛) is reaching new heights in East Asia. Since 1997, the number of FTAs in the region has risen from seven to 38. Last time we saw this sort of frenzied bilateral activity was back in the 1930s. That worries some economists, who fear that all the free-trade politicking will further erode an already beleaguered global trading system, and create a snowball effect of countermeasures.
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That worries rivals, who are rushing to find their own partners. The Japanese, for example, have always been cautious when it comes to bilateral agreements. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe recently announced a new push for more Japanese FTAs in the region. Meanwhile, the EU is trying desperately to push its way back into the region, recently announcing plans to negotiate its own deals with both South Korea and the ASEAN nations.
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By signing a new FTA with Korea(SOK), U.S. wishes to ______.
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B．arouse pro-U.S. sentiments in Korea(SOK).
C．check the increasing significance of China there.
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C．in vitro studies of pituitary hormones
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A.inter-cultural communication
B.cross- cultural communication
C.multi-lingual communication
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