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He kept the portrait ______ he could see it every day, as it always reminded him of the ha

ppy days he spent with her.

A.where

B.when

C.which

D.that

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(61)

A.know

B.found

C.saw

D.heard

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A. waistB. tailorC. portraitD. restrain

A.waist

B. tailor

C. portrait

D. restrain

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