I can’t stand you .

A.no longer B.no more

C.any longer D.no time

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D．It‟s not acceptable for the riders to talk on the bike.

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B．Two Good Ways of Networking.

C．Cycling Is the New Golf.

D．Cycling Develops Fast.

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