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When Forrest Gump was bullied by local kids, what did he do？（)
A. He fought back
B. He run away
C. He shouted back
D. He stood still and did nothing
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A. He fought back
B. He run away
C. He shouted back
D. He stood still and did nothing
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W: Oh, pretty good. How's it going with you？
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