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解析:本题是顺接关系题。此空格出现在第三段开头,内容上至少应该与该段主旨大意一致,所以,重点分析空格后面的句子。其中值得注意的是两个具有指代意义的短语“that way”和“on the other side”,由此推断,选项中须提到“that way”的指代对象,也须提到“0n one side”才能与之呼应。浏览各选项,只有A选项符合题意,“that way”指“leave wide margins and extra space between lines…”这种做法,“on only one side of the paper”对应“纸的另一面”。而且,该选项第一句的“to make revising easier”与上一段末的“…wait until you revise”相呼应。

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