In areas of high unemployment, workers tend to ________ to other parts of the country

The surface of some areas consists______(large)of high mountains and deep valley.

These two areas are similar _________ they both have a high rainfall during this season.

A) to that B) besides that C) in that D) except that

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B.besides

C.because

D.except

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son.

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PF database. Which two options a re valid checks that should be performed first to verify proper OSPF operation？（）

A. Are the ASBRs trying to redistribute the external routes into a totally stubby area？

B. Are the ABRs configured with stubby areas？

C. Is the subnets keyword being used with the redistribution command？

D. Is backbone area (area 0) contiguous？

E. Is the CPU utilization of the routers high？

A.Uncovers numerous control exceptions, violations of law, and procedural errors while maintaining a noncontroversial relationship with risktaking personnel

B.Is staffed by competent personnel who report to the head of the trading department while maintaining independence from front-office personnel

C.Conveys issues regarding control mechanisms, risk levels, and the quality of managerial governance; achieves timely and constructive action by responsible personnel; and thereby has few repeat criticisms

D.Efficiently skews review coverage toward areas experiencing high losses or mediocre performance, thereby reducing resource requirements

Educational attainment in rural America reached a historic

height in 2000, with nearly one in six rural adults holding a 【M1】______

4-year college degree, and more than three in four complete 【M2】______

high school. As the demand of workers with higher educational 【M3】______

qualifications rises, many rural policymakers

have come to view local educational levels as a critical

determinant of job and income growth in their communities.

But policymakers are facing with two key questions. 【M4】______

First, does a better educated population lead to greater

economic growth？ According to a recent study, rural counties

with higher educational levels saw rapid earnings and 【M5】______

income growth over the past two decades than counties with

lower educational levels. However, economic returns to

education for rural areas continue to lag that for urban areas. 【M6】______

Second, are there Ways to improve local educational attainment,

particularly through improvements in elementary and high

schools, It can enhance the economic well-being of rural 【M7】______

residents and communities？ In fact, preliminary research

demonstrates a connection between better schools and positive

outcomes in terms of earnings and Income growth for rural

workers and rural communities.

Ultimately, the strength of the tie between education and

economic outcomes is influenced in part by the extent which 【M8】______

small rural counties lose young adults through

outmigration. The loss of potential workers from rural areas, as

young adults leave college and work opportunities in urban 【M9】______

areas, has concerned rural observers for many decades. This

rural "brain drain" not only deprives rural employers of an

education workforce, but also depletes local resources because 【M10】______

communities that have invested in these workers' education

reap little return on that investment.

【M1】

prices in urban areas such as San Francisco and Los Angeles being higher than the state average it is almost impossible for not just the poor but also the lower middle class workers to afford decent housing and no possibility of home ownership. The majority of the population lacks a college education, and the median home price was determined to be $723,790, requiring an upper middle class income which only roughly 20% of all households in the county boast. Such fluctuations in local markets are however not considered in the Federal poverty line and thus leave many who live in poverty-like conditions out of the total number of households classified as poor.

A.Many sociologists and government officials have argued that poverty in the US is understated.

B.The poverty line lost all connection over time with current consumption patterns of the average family.

C.The issue of understating poverty is especially pressing in the states with both a high cost and a high poverty rate such as California.

D.The official poverty line today is essentially what it takes in today's dollars to purchase the same poverty-line level of living half a century ago.