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根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。     On any given day, many of us wrestle with our fears. We might be considering changing a job, telling someone we love them or wanting to speak up for what's right when we see injustice(不公正). Or it says that we don't have the ability to create the life or world we want to have. The cycle often plays out in the same way.     So, what should we do? Instead, we can choose to accept fear as part of the process of change and practice courage. Though courage is often thought of as an inborn character, it's actually a practice that can be learned for dealing with difficulty. Here are two useful tips for dealing with fear and moving closer to courage.     Listen without attachment. Many of us who are stuck in fear have an inner critic(批评家), constantly telling us we'll fail. Sometimes we adopt approaches to removing it. However, if we can take time to listen to our inner critic without attachment-without the need to ignore or accept what it is saying-we're in a better position to learn from it.      Creating courageous communities gives us the support to face challenges. Sometimes our stories get in our way, and we need people who are doing similar work to help us see where we're getting stuck or what we're truly good at. A. Fear shows up in the body. B. You'll be more likely to make the changes. C. In other words, courage can become a habit. D. Don't see fear as bad or try to remove it when it arises. E. But a voice within us pipes up saying that there's no point. F. While we can get temporary relief, they don't actually make the critic go away. G. Surround yourself with like-minded people who also honor the values of courage. 答案：【1】E【2】D【3】C【4】F【5】G

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