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What was the box office of The Fifth Element on its first weekend

A．US $17 million.
B．US $18 million.
C．US $19 million.
D．US $ 20 million.

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What were the two environment campaigners claims against McDonald’s

A．The food carries health risks.
B．McDonald’s workers suffer poor pay and conditions.
C．Eating the company’s hamburgers can cause heart disease.
D．All of the above.

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