[单项选择]Nowhere is thinking courtesy more important than in marriage.（）
A. People don't think courtesy is important in marriage.
B. People think courtesy is more important in marriage than anywhere else.
C. Thinking courtesy is less important in marriage than anywhere else.
D. Thinking courtesy is more important in marriage than anywhere else.

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