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When mentioning "the something-for-nothing days" (Paragraph 2), the writer is talking about ______.

A．Mr. Blair's unique commitment to public-service reforms.
B．blank cheques given as a compromise to health workers.
C．Mr. Blair's pledge to spending increases on public services.
D．pay and conditions granted to health-service workers.

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The conclusion can be drawn from the text that Britain's public services may be ______.

A．at a dangerous stage.
B．for lack of investment.
C．in the interests of workers.
D．on the verge of collapse.

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Besides applying for breathing space from creditors, managers in American firms can also ______.

A．take advantage of legal procedures.
B．ask for the government's interventions.
C．damage the creditors' potential assets.
D．talk with their stern debtors abroad.