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There is nothing in science (stating) that it is good to attempt to save human lives. Saving human lives (seems) to be a (generally held) value in most cultures of the world, but it is not (in some sense) scientifically derived. A. stating B. seems C. generally held D. in some sense

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D (改为: in any sense)
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