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听力原文：M: When will you be leaving for the west coast？
W: I'm not sure, I won't be able to go now because I just started a new job. I won't get a moment free.
Q: Why can't the woman go to the west coast？
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A．She lost her job.
B．She was busy with her new job.
C．She was bus)' with her children.
D．Her husband won't let her go.
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