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When he left ______ college, he got a job as ______ reporter in a newspaper office.

A. 不填; a     B. 不填; the　　C. a; the     D. the; the

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解析:

“leave college/school”是“畢業”的意思；reporter表示泛指某種身份，前面加不定冠詞。

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