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M: It is a good place to spend my holidays.Many people say the winter here is usually mild.How do you feel?
W: Usually? But I think this year it will be very different.
Q: What does the woman imply about this winter?()

A.It won't be different from the others.
B.It will be unusually mild.
C.It will be warm and comfortable.
D.It. will probably be cold.

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