The United congress and state legislatures（ ）thousands of laws every years.
A.draft B.enact C.amend D.cancel
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问题2：
A.action and life B.happiness and misery C.the thought of the characters D.Both A and B
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A.reversal of situation B.recognition scenes C.apprehension of its conclusion D.both A and B
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A.dull B.impossible C.ineffective D.lacking in emotional impact
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