[填空题]It is obvious that this new rule is __________ (毫无例外地适用于任何人).

[填空题]It is obvious that this new rule is __________ (毫无例外地适用于任何人).

[单项选择]It is obvious that this new rule is applicable to everyone without______.
A. exception
B. exclusion
C. modification
D. substitution

[填空题]It is obvious that this new rule is ____________________(毫无例外地适用于任何人).

[填空题]It is known to all that the new rule ______ (将于明年开始生效).

[单项选择]The golden rule for good writing is not a rule of grammar. It is true that there are rules of grammar, as in music there are rules of harmony, and that they are important, but one can no more write good English merely by keeping these rules than one can compose good music. The golden rule for good writing concerns not merely the arrangement of words but the choice of them. Only the right words can convey the right meaning: the secret is to pick those words and to use them and them only. For the "right" words have a happy knack (a clever way) of arranging themselves for you. But, first, you must have something to say. Matthew Arnold once said: "Have something to say and say it as clearly as you can. That is the only secret of style." There is much truth in those words, especially in relation to the sort of writing where emotional appeal plays no part. We can turn to the member of the General Post Office who, by composing the notice "Postal officials are neither bound to give change nor
A. study carefully the style of writing
B. know the rules of grammar well
C. watch the arrangements of words in our sentences
D. know what we want to say and choose the right words

[单项选择]What is becoming increasingly obvious is that the Intemet is （） demand for off-the-shelf media.
A. diluting
B. collaborating
C. expelling
D. inflecting

[单项选择]Surely it should be obvious the dimmest executive that trust, that most valuable of economic assets, is easily destroyed and hugely expensive to restore—and that few things are more likely to destroy trust than a company letting sensitive personal data getting into the wrong hands.
A. that trust
B. is easily destroyed
C. getting into the wrong bank

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Along with the obvious convenience and quick access to help in emergencies big and small, mobile phones can be both economical and essential for travelers trying to stay connected. An example: it’s not uncommon for mobile calls to be cheaper than local calls made from some hotel rooms. European hotels in particular are known for excessive (过多的) phone tariffs (费用表) -- three days of connecting locally at a five-star hotel in Amsterdam once cost me more than ＄100 ! However, Europeans have no lock on this practice -- I recently stayed at a hotel in Quito, Ecuador where local calls cost USD $ 50 a minute! In contrast, many mobile providers offer exception- al plans that include generous amounts of air time( 通话时间), no long distance charges, and in some cases very reasonable international roaming rates.
In other situations, a mobile phone may simply be the only way to get online. This was the case when I stayed at a lovely historic hotel in Krakow’s old town