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{{*HTML*}}? ?下面的短文后列出了7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子作出判断如果该句提的是正确信息请选择A如果该句提的是错误信息请选择B如果该句的信息文中没有提及请选择C ?? TokyoisWorld’sPriciest City??TheweakAmericandollarandstrongEuropean andAsiancurrencieshelpedmakeTokyoandLondonthemostexpensivecitiesin theworldaccordingtoarecentsurvey.Americancitieswereabsentfromthe top10withthemostexpensiveU.S.cityNewYorkdroppingtwospotsfrom lastyearto12inthesurveyof144urbanareasconductedbyMercerHuman ResourceConsulting.MoscowrankedinthirdplacewithOsakaandHongKong roundingoutthetopfivemostexpensivecities.??Thesurvey drawnuptwiceayearrankscostoflivingforforeignworkersnotlocal residentsandisusedprimarilybymultinationalcompaniestodeterminepayfor expatriateemployees.Theeuroappreciated升值morethan11percentinthe lastsixmonths.saidMarie-LaurenceSepedeseniorresearcheratMercer.So thatmadeEuropeancitiesgoupandU.S.citiesdrop.Sepedenotedthatwhile U.S.citiesgotcheaperinrelationtothoseinEuropeandAsiatherankings among:AmericancitiesremainedsimilartopreviousyearswithLosAngeles ChicagoandSanFranciscoallplacinghighonthelist.Alsonotablewasthe climbofAustralianandNewZealandcitiesupthelistashiftcausedbythose nation’sstrongcurrencies.Sydneymovedfrom67lastyearto20thisyearand AucklandNewZealandclimbed35placesto80.Therestofthetop20remained fairlyconstantalthoughParisViennaAustriaandIstanbulTurkeymadetheir firstappearancessohighintherankings.??Thesurveytookinto consideration250criteriaincludingthecostofutilitiesfoodand entertainment.WhilethesurveylookedatarangeoflivingstandardsSepede saidthestudywasmostrepresentativeoftheexpensesofpeopleworkingforbig internationalcorporationsandmaintainingfairlyhighstandardsofliving. MercersaidthecontinuedappreciationoftheeuroagainsttheU.S.dollar couldeventuallyforcecompaniestomoveemployeesandreorganize.Mainlythe depreciation贬值ofthedollarmakesitcheapertosendemployeestoAmerican citiessaidJackieBarberaspokeswomanforthe survey.BecauseoftheOlympicGamesSydneymovedupquickly.
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{{*HTML*}}? ?下面的短文后列出了7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子作出判断如果该句提的是正确信息请选择A如果该句提的是错误信息请选择B如果该句的信息文中没有提及请选择C ?? TokyoisWorld’sPriciest City??TheweakAmericandollarandstrongEuropean andAsiancurrencieshelpedmakeTokyoandLondonthemostexpensivecitiesin theworldaccordingtoarecentsurvey.Americancitieswereabsentfromthe top10withthemostexpensiveU.S.cityNewYorkdroppingtwospotsfrom lastyearto12inthesurveyof144urbanareasconductedbyMercerHuman ResourceConsulting.MoscowrankedinthirdplacewithOsakaandHongKong roundingoutthetopfivemostexpensivecities.??Thesurvey drawnuptwiceayearrankscostoflivingforforeignworkersnotlocal residentsandisusedprimarilybymultinationalcompaniestodeterminepayfor expatriateemployees.Theeuroappreciated升值morethan11percentinthe lastsixmonths.saidMarie-LaurenceSepedeseniorresearcheratMercer.So thatmadeEuropeancitiesgoupandU.S.citiesdrop.Sepedenotedthatwhile U.S.citiesgotcheaperinrelationtothoseinEuropeandAsiatherankings among:AmericancitiesremainedsimilartopreviousyearswithLosAngeles ChicagoandSanFranciscoallplacinghighonthelist.Alsonotablewasthe climbofAustralianandNewZealandcitiesupthelistashiftcausedbythose nation’sstrongcurrencies.Sydneymovedfrom67lastyearto20thisyearand AucklandNewZealandclimbed35placesto80.Therestofthetop20remained fairlyconstantalthoughParisViennaAustriaandIstanbulTurkeymadetheir firstappearancessohighintherankings.??Thesurveytookinto consideration250criteriaincludingthecostofutilitiesfoodand entertainment.WhilethesurveylookedatarangeoflivingstandardsSepede saidthestudywasmostrepresentativeoftheexpensesofpeopleworkingforbig internationalcorporationsandmaintainingfairlyhighstandardsofliving. MercersaidthecontinuedappreciationoftheeuroagainsttheU.S.dollar couldeventuallyforcecompaniestomoveemployeesandreorganize.Mainlythe depreciation贬值ofthedollarmakesitcheapertosendemployeestoAmerican citiessaidJackieBarberaspokeswomanforthe survey.NewYorkisoneofthetoptenmostexpensivecitiesintheworldlastyear.
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