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The minister said, "we are ready for discussions with any legal parties, but we'll never _____ with criminals."(1分)
A
negotiate
B
quarrel
C
argue
D
consult
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试题答案：
A
答案解释：
解题思路： A项，negotiate with sb. “与某人谈判”；
B项，quarrel with sb. “与某人吵架”；
C项，argue with sb. “与某人争吵”；
D项，consult with sb. “与某人商议”。
结合语境，应为“与罪犯谈判，协商”，故正确答案为A。
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