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提问人:ylm发布时间:2021-05-02

A.But he was eccentric, did not look for an official post, did not even have any friends and studied behind closed doors all day.

  B.He was, however, eccentric. He neither looked for an official post, nor had any friends, studying behind closed doors al day.

  C.But he was eccentric, neither looked for an official post nor had any friends but studied behind closed doors all day.

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