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A．professors with academic achievements are usually responsible and tough
B．it is difficult to conduct objective evaluation of teaching quality
C．top students who want to be challenged appreciate research professors
D．research helps to improve the effectiveness of teaching
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B．campus environment plays an important role in recruiting students
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D．top universities in the U.K. are all funded by the government
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B．The research goes against their religious beliefs.
C．The research costs too much money.
D．They insist that the research is against nature.
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A．stimulated emission
B．microwaves
C．maser
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B．students who want to be challenged appreciate research professors
C．it is difficult to evaluate teaching quality objectively
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Medical research are painfully aware that there are many problems_________________(他们至今还没有答案).
This seems mostly effectively done by supporting a certain amount of research not related to immediate goals but of possible consequence in the future.
Less developed countries ______.
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B．realize that progress depends on basic research
C．encourage their career scientists to experiment
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