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to college as an adult{{/B}} Every so often, especially when I’m feeling down, I take out my old college notes, textbooks and diplomas, and take a little stroll down memory lane. I remember the fun I had in college, the people I met, the professors who taught me and the experiences that changed my life. And I’m glad I made the sacrifices. After graduating high school, I thought college wasn’t for me. I served a four-year stint in the U.S. Marine Corps, and then took a job with the postal service. In my na vet, I thought that moving up within the agency would be fairly easy. I was bright, knowledgeable, eager to learn new things and willing to put in the time needed to develop myself. But I ran into a brick wall. It seemed there was an inside track, and I was definitely not o A. he could see no hope of moving up the ladder in the postal agency B. he was eager to learn new things all his life C. his relatives and friends urged him to receive further education D. without a diploma he could not get ’promotion in his organization [填空题]Wetlands don’t have any recreational, historical, scientific, and cultural values at all.
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