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W: We are going to change our meeting from Monday to Tuesday.
M: It’s all the same to me.

What can we infer from the conversation（　）.
A. The man won’t have the meeting.
B. The man will go to the meeting whether the time is changed or not.
C. The man will go for a meeting any day.
D. Any meeting is the same to the man.

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This Monday morning we continue our series on higher education in the US and it seems only appropriate that, on this twentieth anniversary of the death of President John F. Kennedy, we examine his alma mater, Harvard University.
Harvard University is situated along the banks of the Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The university is now a sprawling complex of more than four hundred buildings, housing classrooms, museums, laboratories and libraries. Harvard’s world famous Medical Institutions are located across the river, in Boston, the largest city in the New England region and a major American academic center. Harvard has educated six presidents of the United States — John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Rutherford Hayes, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and John Kennedy. If its graduates have brought Harvard acclaim, so have its teachers. The Harvard faculty has produced 27 Nobel laureates and more than 20 winners of the prestigious Pulitzer

[填空题]Several people from our school is going to a conference on (76)
education. They will meet with people from other schools discuss (77)
the problems of education. A person whose represents any kind (78)
of group at a conference is calling a delegate. Delegates are chosen (79)
in difference ways. Sometimes they are selected by the leader (80)
of the group. Our delegates were elected. That is, both everybody in our (81)
school voted, and the people who received the most votes are sent (82)
to the conference. This is the democratic way of choosing delegate, (83)
where everyone votes, and where everyone’s vote has equal to worth. (84)
Just before the delegates left for the conference, all the students met (85)
in the gymnasium.