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12The police refused to come and search the cook or look around the house unless the narrator _______ (The Unfortunate Story of the Lost Money)

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2021-09-06 20:45
A、had got some evidence against him
B、search the cook first
C、had got a witness to testify
D、made a definite accusation against him
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D

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