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根据原文第六段可知,现代化对生活质量也有一些消极影响,比如传统习俗和家庭价值观的崩溃。而题干说现代化不一定有助于提高生活质量,与原文相符。

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Running is good at people＇s body and mind

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Runners respect one another as they love the sports

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A long distance run is good in many ways

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You many find it interesting to go for a run

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The sport of running is easy

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