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A.他认为至少有些冲浪者会对拥有自己的可穿戴相机这一想法感到高兴。
B.他不认为会有冲浪者会对拥有自己的可穿戴相机这一想法感到高兴。
C.他认为多数冲浪者都会对拥有自己的可穿戴相机这一想法感到高兴。
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A．expect
B．see clearly
C．hear clearly
D．understand
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