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听力原文：W: The bank near the supermarket opens on Sundays, quite different from the other banks in the same street.
M: On Sundays people have time to go therE.It is really convenient for peoplE.Besides, they offer quite satisfactory servicE.
Q: What does the man think of the bank?
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A.It is located near a large residential areA.
B.It is open around-the-clock on weekends.
C.It is the same as other banks in any way.
D.It provides convenience and quality servicE.

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解析：对话中男士提到It is…convenient…offer…satisfactory service(......

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