A are mainly to blame for spreading bad science. B can help the audience recognize faulty research. C should be given more time to evaluate research. D have to respect the uncertainty inherent in science.

A are incompatible with good journalism. B should be forbidden for quality concerns. C are usually misinterpreted by journalists. D could promote confusion and distortion.

A are no longer a reliable source for science. B report peer reviewed research papers only. C cover research not published in journals yet. D get the coverage of weak work under control.

A a large market. B an enjoyable place. C an inefficient sector. D a difficult challenge.

A acquire a federal pharmaceurical license. B strengthen iis shipping infrastructure. C select those fitting into its existing network. D state clearly what prescriptions it has in store.

A It maiches drug purchases with patients. B It seeks to remove the opacity about drugs. C It explains the insurance details to consumers. D It handles the issues concerning drugs payment

A lts eagerness to bring health care to all. B Its desire to develop personalized medicine C Its concern over a potential threat D lts passion for prescription drug business

A The Personalized Health Care:A Dream of Retail-Pharmacy Giants B The American Pharmaceutical Market:A Goldmine for Online Giants C The Prospect of Amazon's Entry:A Spur to a Massive Deal in Health Care D The Marriage of CVS and Aetna:A Tough and Long Road to Go

A literary creation requires more talent than science. B nowadays literature is seeing a decline and fall. C old literary works do not always lack novelty. D there are no criteria for ranking literary works.

A see the value of non-English novels. B arouse the passion of worldwide readers. C recognize many historically great writers. D expand the influence of American literature.