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W: It’s time you got a new television set. This one is ＄150.
M: That’s not too bad. I thought it would be more.
Q: What does the man think of the price?（）
A．It's beyond his means.
B．It's acceptable.
C．It's higher than expected.
D．It's too expensive.
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