A.The Welsh people
B.The Irish people
C.The Scottish people
D.The English people
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A.Members in the House of Commons.
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A.William of Orange
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（）is the Maori name for New Zealand,meaning land of the long,white cloud.
New Zealand is situated about 1, 500 km （）
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