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The high cost of production is severely limiting which operas are available to the public.These costs necessitate reliance on large coprorate sonsors, who in return demand that onlythe most famous operas be producted shoiuld rest only with ticket purchasers at the box office, not with large coprorated sonsors .If we reduce production bubgests so thata operas can be supported exclusivelly by box-office receipts and donations from didividuas, then the public will be able to see less famous operas.

To weaken...

在答案C,和D中犹豫不定~~~The Answer is C.

请教NN如何区分C和D的思路.

C. Withour the support of large corporate sonsors, opera companies could not afford to produce any but the most famous of operas.

D.Large corporated sonsors will stop suppporting opera productions if they are denied control over which operas will be produced

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The high cost of productions is severely limiting which operas are available to the public. These costs necessitate reliance on large corporate sponsors, who in return demand that only the most famous operas be produced. Determining which operas will be produced should rest only with ticket purchasers at the box office, not with large corporate sponsors. If we reduce production budgets so that operas can be supported exclusively by box-office receipts and donations from individuals, then the public will be able to see less famous operas.

Which one of the following, if true, would weaken the argument?

(A) A few ticket purchasers go to the opera for the sake of going to the opera, not to see specific operatic productions.

(B) The reduction of opera production budgets would not reduce the desire of large corporate sponsors to support operas.

(C) Without the support of large corporate sponsors, opera companies
                    could not afford to produce any but the most famous of operas.

(D) Large corporate sponsors will stop supporting opera productions if they are denied control over which operas will be produced.（C）

(E) The combination of individual donations and box-office receipts cannot