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Hillary Clinton was in her element. On stage at Belfast’s Grand Opera House last week, flanked by volunteers and politicians’ wives, Clinton celebrated the role of women in the Northern Ireland peace process. In a confident speech reminiscent of another Clinton, she urged her audience to keep pushing for a common-sense end to the ages-old conflict. On her last official overseas trip as First Lady, Clinton fondly recalled not only earlier visits to Belfast, but her travel around the globe. Now she’d come to say farewell and, as she put it, to "end one chapter in my life." But traveling with the president on his victory lap around the British Isles last week, Hillary was opening a whole new book.
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[简答题]{{B}}Section C{{/B}}
In this section, there is one passage followed by five incomplete sentences. Read the passage carefully, and then complete each sentence in a maximum of 10 words. Remember to write the answers on the answer sheet.

Confirming Your Acceptance

If possible, you are advised to view the accommodation before deciding whether to accept it or not and you can arrange a visit by contacting the telephone number given in your offer pack to make the arrangements. When you are offered a place in hall, you will be asked to return a form confirming that you want to take up the place along with two passport-size photographs and a deposit of ￡ 200 to secure the room.
You will be given a deadline date by which you should reply. If you do not reply by this date, the Accommodation Service will assume that you do not wish to take up the room and it will be offered to someone else.

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