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2006年8月10日《人民日服》载文指出,2006年是红军长征胜利70周年。在今天的环境下,回顾这一世界瞩目的伟大历史事件,愈发感到长征胜利和长征精神的宝贵与巨大历史意义,更加感到今天发展与长征精神的历史链接。今天的发展与长征精神的历史链接说明                                                                            (   )

A.只有精神才是永恒的,物质的东西比较容易消逝

B.意识具有相对独立性,和具体事物发展并不是完全同步

C.物质决定精神,具体物质不存在了,精神也就不存在

D.正确的意识对事物的发展有巨大的促进作用

答案

答案:D

题干实际上强调长征精神对今天的指导意义,D项符合题意。AC表述错误,B项与题干无关。

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President Bush arrived in Washington and forged ahead with an ambitious agenda- (1) tax cuts, vast changes in federal social programs, expansions of executive power and (2) broad remaking of energy and education policies.
Claiming a mandate by simply declaring (3) existence, his early successes dazzled his critics. With guru Karl Rove directing the (4) , Bush won a stunning series of political victories.
He muscled his agenda through (5) friendly Congress, and gained seats for his party in the 2002 midterm elections. (6) biggest triumph came in 2004, when he won a second term despite a (7) unpopular war.
The "permanent" Republican majority he and Rove envisioned even seemed attainable (8) Bush plunged himself into his most ambitious legislative effort yet: a partial privatization (9) Social Security.
But the president who boasted about "political capital" in the heady (10) after his re-election now faces the worst of political fates as he enters (11) final year in office: borderline irrelevance.
The president’s second term has (12) defined by legislative paralysis, marked by record-low approval ratings, presidential candidates who are (13) from his shadow, and a lingering war that’s sapping his remaining reservoirs of (14) .
As he enters his final year in office with the war continuing, Republican (15) for president bolting from his shadow, and his party back in the minority (16) Congress, he is politically weakened, an early entry into lame-duck status.
And the (17) Washington atmosphere he hoped to cure is just as nasty as it was (18) he came to office seven years ago.
"lie’s left our political institutions much (19) troubled than they were before," said Thomas E. Mann, a senior fellow at (20) Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think tank. "He didn’t create the ideological polarization, but he magnified it. \

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