More than one-third of the Chinese in the United States live in California, （ ）in San Francisco.
A.previously B.predominantly C.practically D.permanently
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A.many people feel that they have been left out B.the process of globalization brings more than fun, ease and entertainment C.not everyone is convinced that globalization is a good thing D.the end of globalization has become more graphic
问题3：
A.brings inexpensive pro