单选题Mrs. Beverley Lancaster was awarded ￡67,000 for ______.A illness caused by her jobB her successful and good workC the courage she showed in courtD the amount of work she did

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Mrs. Beverley Lancaster was awarded ￡67,000 for ______.

illness caused by her job

her successful and good work

the courage she showed in court

the amount of work she did

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单选题Mrs. Beverley Lancaster was awarded ￡67,000 for ______.A illness caused by her jobB her successful and good workC the courage she showed in courtD the amount of work she did

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单选题Mrs. Beverley Lancaster took legal action against the city council because ______.A it refused to award her for her jobB she had to deal with rude members of the councilC it was responsible for her problemsD it denied her any clerical support

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单选题Mrs. Beverley Lancaster was awarded ￡67,000 for ______.A illness caused by her jobB her successful and good workC the courage she showed in courtD the amount of work she did

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